Cunningham

Cunningham

History of the Sikhs by Joseph Davey Cunningham 1849 1812-1851 Satvic books page 31 Goraknath yog kanphata yogis Kabir Ramanand Dabistan Nanak

Ten foot square hut translated by Sadler greenwood press tea room Vimalakirrti japanese classic reading

The ten foot square hut a Japanese classic Amida’s paradise The evil of attachment Walden in Japan fine scenery has no landlord kamo sadlerthe hojoki reflections of a recluse chomei zen buddhism before basho

The Hojoki the ten foot square hut 13th century japanese classic book reading translated Sadler greenwood press Kamo-Chomei Basho buddhist “dead in the morning and born at night” foam on the water Christi orange juice hugo bitter wind of karma the capital of Ukraine Putin famine fertilizer Spanish lesson wife cuarto zen

Spanish Poetry Fray Luis de Leon Oda a Francisco Salinas heavenly sound vida retirada Salamanca San Juan de la Cruz soul, once her house is quieted down Noche oscura del alma Garcilaso de la Vega Eugenio Florit

Basho’s Journey read by David R Smith a book by David Landis Barnhill on Matsuo Basho the Japanese Haiku poet “live in tranquillity” “poverty will be my wealth” “I write to adminish myself” Tojun unruffled Lotus sutra “turning his city residence into a mountain retreat” he lived in delight “a great hermit in the middle of a city” “sporting skeletons” Saigyo’s hat of loneliness end of book

Basho Journey coming to the end in New York reading Japanese Haiku poetry while “somehow still alive” “meditating on my art” “something is always flickering in my mind” Basho tree “loving the way they tear so easily” “to be free of skill and knowledge is true realization” “true detachment” molos weehauken new jersey my birthday agreeable companion the third grace “in quiet times I open a book” “i cultivate my qi” zen the narrow road to the deep north David Landis Barnhill

Basho’s Journey in Colombia place for lonely tranquillity excitement from last night’s full moon return to New York “the sound resembles a lute, flute, and a drum and the waves blend with the echoes of heaven” the pine exhales old qi or chi the evening cool at riverside drive “I’ve been fond of my eccentricities” “my eyes opened to emptiness” David Landis Barnhill State University of New York Press 2005