Good morning!
On the way here I saw many bunnies scurrying around. Over and around here
we see many Buddhas sitting still.
There was a bunny who was sent to the moon, saving a suffering servant of this
world, and savoring amrita, ambrosia of immortality ever since.
Sentient beings are set in self-survival karmas (habits, actions) with short-sight,
short-circuit, and short-spark.
They live with the triple poisons of delusion, desire, and divisiveness led into the
triple maladies of me-ism, materialism, and militarism.
Awakened ones are settled in wholly wholesome dharmas (truths, laws) with
long-sight, long-circuit, and long-success (saving, serving, sewa, seva).
They live with the triple potencies of purity, peace, and prognosis led into the
triple minds of magnanimous mind, mature mind, and joyful mind.
The boddhisattva bunny, great being, has been ever since enjoying amrita with
limitless life, light, liberation, love, and learning.
3/18/13
Note:
1. The story of a bunny saving an apparently old hungry man actually the
supreme being of this world was sent to the moon thanks to its selfless action
was saved into the moon, as we see the figure now. (Please refer to this blog site
posting the poem made by Ryokan, Mind Mirror, posted on August 14, 2011.)
2. Sewa (Japanese, 世話), seva (Indian) is serving and saving together in English.
The following picture was taken at Forest Park on the way back from the Washington
University, Medical School, Forum on Religions for students in Occupational Therapy,
Health Care (talking on holy – wholly wholesome – harmony, health, and happiness):
