Toronto: Autumn Sky
Autumn has turned into spring. In our tiny garden at the front of the house, flowers are blooming again, the hedges are still growing and a warm wind blows through the trees in the park across the road.
In this edition, there are some new contributors. Anne Katrin-Voss writes about her experience of how compassion can suddenly evolve when faced with an emotionally-charged incident. Annette Tamuly Jung recounts her decision to change her lifestyle by joining a dharma community in France led by Lama Sherab Namdreul. And Lynda Miller and Cicely Gill have contributed to the fictional stories and poetry sections respectively.
Finally, all who knew Lama Tsering Paljor were saddened by his recent death and he will be remembered as a kind and gentle friend.
Submissions can be themed on the factual as well as the fictional. Please submit articles for consideration by Wednesday of each week
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PERSONAL STORIES
Compassion Can Change a Man by Anne Katrin-Voss
Oasis of Long Life by Annette Tamuly Jung
FICTIONAL STORIES
A Slice of Samsara by Lynda Miller
POETRY
A Cure for Insomnia by Cicely Gill
Non-Hatred by Bikkhu Nanamoli
The Horses by Edwin Muir
Perspective by Maeve O’Sullivan
HUMOUR
Language and That from Not the Best of Tom Shields
FEATURES
Lama Tsering Paljor by Yeshe
Pumpkin Achar by Indra Majapuria
VIDEO
Winter Walk in Vogrie Park by Yeshe
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