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Sun 5

This is the end of a dynamic phase. Note yet another new talk by Bodhinatha is linked today.

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END OF PHASE
Today is the last day of our phase.
This edition of TAKA will remain posted
over our coming two-day retreat,
until Dasami Tithi, Sun One, May 22nd.

Chola Pond and Streams Nearing Completion

Our Siddhidata Kulam has done a marvelous and thorough job on the stream the flows through the Aadheenam. Being build right on the edge of the cliffs we call the “pali” that forms the valley of the Wailua River, it is important that we secure the land 50 to 100 feet back from the edge from erosion.

The Siddhidata Kulam is ensuring that all the water stays in the channel and the soil beneath stays put!

Inspector of all things 10 inche above ground, Pandian kitty says “Wow, what an amazing job and I did not have to lift a paw!”

Big Tour Day

An inspired group of students and mainland visitors witnessed a wonder of the modern world today and were full of praise for the monks in creating an oasis of peace on earth.

A large Grammataphyllum orchid spray greets the guests as we walk by.

Circumambulating Iraivan is the highlight of their experience.

A “famous” stop around the temple. Rolling the stone ball inside the lion’s mouth. “How did they do that!?”

“We are a soul, a perfect being of light. That doesn’t mean everything we do is perfect, but it means who we are is perfect and what we do does not change who we are.”

Bodhinatha

Monastery Twitter Updates for 2010-05-19

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    Mumbai filmmaker Vasant Nath took this photo of Palaniswami holding fresh black pepper from Siva's Garden. #
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    Shanmugam under the banyan tree at the monastery entrance. Some say the tree's a million years old. Not. #

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