“I aspire to practice to love Mother Earth, Father Sun, and for human beings to love one another with the radiant insight of nonduality and interbeing in order to help us transcend all kinds of discrimination, fear, jealousy, resentment, hatred, and despair.”
Thich Nhat Hanh, Love Letter to the Earth
Flowers, Clouds, and Rivers
By Shannon Zeimetz on
A story of gratitude for Thầy’s teachings on impermanence, interbeing, and continuation
My Mothers’ Hands
By Carole Moore on
Order of Interbeing member Carole Moore explores the deep connection she shares with her mothers through sewing and expresses her gratitude to them.
Love Meditation
By Thich Nhat Hanh on
Thầy’s commentary on the Mettā Sutta to expand our love to be all-inclusive and all-embracing
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Poems: Presence, Hands, 4am
By Nadia Colburn
Hands (after a teaching by Thích Nhất Hạnh) You who open for me each day, who close upon a pen, a hairbrush, a plum, a rock that I lift from the shore and throw into the lake,
Two Poems
By Leslie J. Davis
Leslie J. Davis offers “After a Rain: For Thầy” (written while on retreat at Plum Village, France) and “Yield” (written while on retreat at Deer Park Monastery).
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