Posted on March 25, 2016 at 23:30 4 Comments 1 Like
My Visit at Eleusis.
Day 1 20th March
While travelling Australia in 2011 I read a book that moved me deeply.
This book was called “Who loves well dies well”
Having just lost my own mother I had great admiration for David for making his mothers death so wonderful, I felt i wanted to know more about this man.(Dharmavidya).
I researched online and found the site Eleusis . I knew i wanted to stay here.
5 years later the time…
ContinueI think you will like the pictures I have just posted http://eleusis.ning.com/group/eleusis-daily/forum/topics/a-few-pictures-from-around-the-place-today
If you go to your page and go down to where it says "profile information" I think you should have an "edit" button top right.
Thanks for the gardening comment. Yes, we'll see how many survive. It all hinges on how much frost, how severe and how soon, I guess.
You have prompted me to write another poem
Good to see you joining some groups. Welcome.
Nice to see you visiting the site - what are you up to these days? Are you still living in France?
Posted by Tamuly Annette on September 29, 2019 at 12:00 1 Comment 1 Like
En l'absence de Darmavidya, j'ai - en ma qualité de voisine et d'amie - le privilège de m'occuper (un peu) de Tara, la petite chatte. C'est un bonheur de la voir me faire la fête chaque fois que je me rends à Eleusis: elle s'étire, se roule sur le dos au soleil ou saute sur mes genoux. J'ignore si elle a profité de l'enseignement du maître des lieux, mais j'ai comme l'impression qu'elle me donne une belle leçon de sagesse: elle…
ContinuePosted by David Brazier on August 20, 2019 at 21:38 2 Comments 1 Like
At the moment I am feeling very sad for the state of the planet. As I write the great forests are being consumed by fire, both the tropical forest in Brazil and the tundra forest in Russia. The great forests are the lungs of the earth. I myself have lung problems. When there are parts of the lungs that don’t work anymore one can run out of energy. It can strike suddenly. We will probably not do anything serious about climate change or wildlife extinction…
Posted by David Brazier on June 26, 2019 at 18:04 10 Comments 2 Likes
My medical condition continues to be a mystery. It is clear that I do not have any of the big nasty things - brain tumour, cracked skull, stroke, etc - as these have been ruled out by MRI investigation. Nonetheless I continue to have persistent, continuous head pain that varies in intensity and I become exhausted by the least effort so that I am functioning like an invalid incapable of doing very much. There is always a possibility that the whole syndrome is a…
ContinuePosted by Dayamay Dunsby on June 2, 2019 at 1:02 4 Comments 2 Likes
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