Enjoying the practice of Noble Silence
Sr Dieu Nghiem writes about the essence of dwelling peacefully in the present moment.
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Sr Dieu Nghiem writes about the essence of dwelling peacefully in the present moment.
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I had the wonderful opportunity to photograph a dialogue between Thich Nhat Hanh and David Suzuki. Of course, I took many pictures of each of them, showing Thay’s gestures, expressions as well as his open and compassionate countenance. Part way through the discussion I became aware of the separate...
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