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Buddhism

MasonDreams

(773 posts)

1. I don't mind, but I do care.

Reply to GliderGuider (Original post)

Mon Nov 9, 2015, 02:41 AM

Nov 2015

Awareness w/o being disturbed is I don't mind.
There is inseparable interconnection, so when a thought drifts by like a cloud, w/o
clinging, just gently wish well. Kindness is wisest.
Enlightenment-lite I like it. Happy trails

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I Don't Mind [View all] GliderGuider Nov 2015 OP

I don't mind, but I do care. MasonDreams Nov 2015 #1

That's an important distinction, isn't it. GliderGuider Nov 2015 #2

You are Knowing It. Good Wishes on the Wind that flies through prayer flags. MasonDreams Nov 2015 #3

Interesting. Being mindful doesn't mean we don't care. ellenrr Dec 2015 #4

I think Buddhism is all about learning to be compassionate. leftyladyfrommo Jan 2016 #5