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A Moment of Gratitude and Compassion
A friend once said that when he heard sirens while he was meditating, he used it as a reminder to share the light of meditation. It is easy to think of roads blocked by emergency vehicles and blaring sirens as disruptions, inconveniences, and annoyances when they are coming for someone other than ourselves. I had a moment of thankfulness this morning that the minor problems are the kind of problems that I have. I was thankful, too, to live where if something bad happens, strangers come to the rescue. I offered healing light to the emergency workers and the person or persons to whom these workers were rushing.
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Okay, I’ll bite. What is it? And did the experiment work?
What a fabulous image, especially at full size. Thanks for posting it!
Thanks Dan. I never cease to marvel at the extraordinary powers we have created with technology. With a little thing I hold in my pocket, I can take a picture of a sidewalk, transfer it to a box on my desk, and then transmit it for millions to see if they so choose. I think holding on to the awe helps keep it feeling like technology is ruling my life as opposed to providing more avenues for creative expression.
ps. Gayle–the experiment was seeing if I could successfully use the technology. The Blackberry is relatively new, and blogging from the Blackberry newer still.