Lama Poems - Poems about Lama

holding within heart, omnipotent force we can, if we choose, alter the dream but if love and light be our sole resource should we not allow desire forms to stream as we witness all as but a flicker in time where through laboured breathing souls climb the will of God and ours now being one behold motionless is space, steadfast the sun and...

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In this world so full of drama I ventured to see the Dalai Lama, so many problems filled me with dread. He said breathe deep and let it go, from your head down to your toe, and offered me a piece of manna bread.. The wise man shared the bond between Dr. King and Thich Nhat Hahn, although these spiritual teachers are...

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(Rinpoche in Sarnath, 1987) That’s What A Buddha’s Like It’s hard to know where to start when talking about the ineffable. Maybe starting at the end is best. It’s taken me a lifetime to appreciate the little things, the simple, unadorned, and unpretentious that sometimes peek out from under the fancy robes of influence and prestige. Years ago my Lama visited my home...

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A temple bell clangs through echoing ears. My vision today could turn a green leaf brown. Why do I tilt my head like a bird just to see its reflection in a muddy puddle? Why the need to know If mud is real or just a mote in my eye? In your eleventh hour, in your distress, why did you utter that accusatory word, 'forsaken'? Those...

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Dalai Lama Dalai Lama, the Buddhist monk giggles a lot when interviewed on TV he sounded like Readers Digest platitude upon platitude between giggles. He walked a lot wore solid boots. In the background, a Tom & Jerry show with the sound turned off. The impression was that of a village idiot. Why does the Chinese bother with him?...

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So the records say on a past day, The Dalai Lama sat on a peaceful bench, not that far away! I had to find out if he was right, So set off to sit on this Anglesey delight, When I got to Llanbadrig church, The wind was swirling high on the purch, A boat was bouncing gracefully on the waves, With gulls...

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Momma I wanna Get a Lama...

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He was only sixteen when his nation was invaded by China - they claim Tibet is part of their territory. From a Tibetan Head of State and Government, he became a refugee in India. Since then, he has been seeking freedom for his people by holding talks with Chinese leaders. He has also advocated for peaceful demonstrations, while teaching about love, compassion, peace, and love...

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The Dalai Lama A brother with perfect Timing...

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One with the way of lovely peace, Note the fine cheer that speaks of wit. Touch of fond stay of mindful ease, Embrace right here the happy fit; Now seek the truth in peace of mind, Zeal comes to show a sanguine whole; Ignite deep proof in heart that finds, Niche a calm flow of a sure soul. Glimpse in sure stay the...

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There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done One is tomorrow and the other is yesterday with no reruns How true, this Dalai Lama quote Comforting words to keep us afloat It's not word for word, but today is the day to love everyone © Jack Ellison 2015 With respect, the Dalai Lama quote... “There are only...

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One simple touch of peace now springs, Note kindness here in compassion. Live love as such with what life brings, Heed fond good cheer in sure action; Abide with grace when conflicts come, Meet each new day with happy smiles; Obey and face the truth that sums. Deed words fine stay as goodness styles, Open your heart to soul embrace, Niche noble path and...

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God ! God ! Why have you forsaken me ! Translation of Pierre Emmanuel’s Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani by T. Wignesan Opening the eyes requires such an immense effort As if the entire sky were their eyelids And the forehead how to hold it up raise the earth To stare wide-eyed the space between the sticky eyebrows In order...

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Poundering this profound moment prophesied centuries afore it's passing.... ...

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The Carpet Seller and Dali Lama The carpet seller in Cascais is tall wears kaftan and his ebony face looks as a relief of an Egyptian Farao…. Carries his carpets on his forearm (like an offering) and show to tourists who sit drinking cold beer at pavement cafes. When they ask how much he...

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