“...we toss up our questions and they catch in the trees." (Annie Dillard)
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Dhammachanda (noun, Pali): love or desire for the Dhamma (Dharma). Dhammachanda (blog): a collection of poems, quotations, anecdotes, and images loosely related to the Dhamma.
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- Every day priests minutely examine the Dharmaand e...
- May we raise children who love the unloved things
- Look Around In Wonder
- Miracle Fatigue
- One Heart
- Lessons from Darkness
- I know, you never intended to be in this world.But...
- Learn how to exhale; the inhale will take care of...
- The Wave
- The world is full of magic things, patiently waiti...
- Stitching it Together
- Apricity
- when the worldgoes madbecome wildly kindto everyon...
- I finally understood why I meditate
- Small Kindnesses
- Darkness
- Some years ago, I was stuck on a crosstown bus in ...
- When I choose to see the good side of things, I'm ...
- Start close in
- The perfection of generosity challenges us to iden...
- In Praise of Craziness, of a Certain Kind
- Even this late it happens:the coming of love, the ...
- “...we toss up our questions and they catch in th...
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