Comments for Walking in the Mountains http://walkinginthemountains.com OSHO, Spirituality, Poetry, Nature, Zen... or whatever Fri, 03 Sep 2010 23:56:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on It is thought that creates the thinker — J. Krishnamurti by JhanaJian http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/22/it-is-thought-that-creates-the-thinker-j-krishnamurti/#comment-524 JhanaJian Fri, 03 Sep 2010 23:56:30 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=4030#comment-524 "I think, therefore I'm spam." I love it!!! You are brilliant sometimes, Michael. “I think, therefore I’m spam.” I love it!!! You are brilliant sometimes, Michael.

]]> Comment on It is thought that creates the thinker — J. Krishnamurti by contoveros http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/22/it-is-thought-that-creates-the-thinker-j-krishnamurti/#comment-519 contoveros Mon, 30 Aug 2010 20:06:08 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=4030#comment-519 I think, therefore, I'm Spam. Unable to get through to your latest post. Better check it out. I think. michael j I think, therefore, I’m Spam.

Unable to get through to your latest post. Better check it out.

I think.

michael j

]]> Comment on An old man and his camel by JhanaJian http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/19/4012/#comment-514 JhanaJian Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:40:55 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=4012#comment-514 Yes, it is a privilege to be allowed to show affection, but what I see is an old man who must be very, very kind and gentle to elicit such a show of affection from a camel -- an animal not exactly known for expressing feelings of affection. I would like to know the old man, and the camel too. Yes, it is a privilege to be allowed to show affection, but what I see is an old man who must be very, very kind and gentle to elicit such a show of affection from a camel — an animal not exactly known for expressing feelings of affection. I would like to know the old man, and the camel too.

]]> Comment on An old man and his camel by contoveros http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/19/4012/#comment-511 contoveros Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:20:43 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=4012#comment-511 I see Love blossoming from a connection from daily interaction of mutual respect, caring and the elevation of each other's spirit. Yes, I believe all sentient beings can offer the same if the camels simply let us animals show our affection. I see Love blossoming from a connection from daily interaction of mutual respect, caring and the elevation of each other’s spirit.

Yes, I believe all sentient beings can offer the same if the camels simply let us animals show our affection.

]]> Comment on Enjoy the poetry of Rumi, but don’t stop there by contoveros http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/17/enjoy-the-poetry-of-rumi-but-dont-stop-there/#comment-510 contoveros Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:00:10 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=3995#comment-510 "Bravo" is meant for you, and not the Post! Keep it. You earned it! michael j “Bravo” is meant for you, and not the Post!

Keep it. You earned it!

michael j

]]> Comment on Enjoy the poetry of Rumi, but don’t stop there by JhanaJian http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/17/enjoy-the-poetry-of-rumi-but-dont-stop-there/#comment-509 JhanaJian Fri, 20 Aug 2010 11:39:13 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=3995#comment-509 And also Michael, about your first post on this subject, all I can do is repeat the essence of what Osho has already said: "The effort on the path of Zen is to go beyond mind, to attain no-mind, to be utterly empty of all thoughts, love included. Zen is the path of emptiness ― no God, no love, nothing is to be allowed; just a pure nothingness in which you also disappear..." Granted, the path of Zen is not for everyone. And also Michael, about your first post on this subject, all I can do is repeat the essence of what Osho has already said:

“The effort on the path of Zen is to go beyond mind, to attain no-mind, to be utterly empty of all thoughts, love included. Zen is the path of emptiness ― no God, no love, nothing is to be allowed; just a pure nothingness in which you also disappear...”

Granted, the path of Zen is not for everyone.

]]> Comment on Enjoy the poetry of Rumi, but don’t stop there by JhanaJian http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/17/enjoy-the-poetry-of-rumi-but-dont-stop-there/#comment-508 JhanaJian Fri, 20 Aug 2010 11:33:59 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=3995#comment-508 Well, Michael, since I've deleted the post that you are shouting "Bravo" to... Your "Bravo is now out of context. Should we leave the Bravo or delete it? Well, Michael, since I’ve deleted the post that you are shouting “Bravo” to… Your “Bravo is now out of context. Should we leave the Bravo or delete it?

]]> Comment on Enjoy the poetry of Rumi, but don’t stop there by contoveros http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/17/enjoy-the-poetry-of-rumi-but-dont-stop-there/#comment-507 contoveros Fri, 20 Aug 2010 11:22:26 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=3995#comment-507 Bravo! michael j Bravo!

michael j

]]> Comment on An old man and his camel by JhanaJian http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/19/4012/#comment-504 JhanaJian Thu, 19 Aug 2010 22:17:23 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=4012#comment-504 I love this picture. I've had it in my files for a long time. Finally decided to share it, although I suspect that it will not resonate with many people as it has with me. How gentle the old man seems, and the camel nuzzles him with such love. Do you see this too, Michael? If not, what do you see? I love this picture. I’ve had it in my files for a long time. Finally decided to share it, although I suspect that it will not resonate with many people as it has with me. How gentle the old man seems, and the camel nuzzles him with such love. Do you see this too, Michael? If not, what do you see?

]]> Comment on An old man and his camel by contoveros http://walkinginthemountains.com/2010/08/19/4012/#comment-503 contoveros Thu, 19 Aug 2010 19:06:45 +0000 http://walkinginthemountains.com/?p=4012#comment-503 Amen. Amen.

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