Taungpulu Kaba Aye Monastery, Boulder CreekJan. 5, 2002 |
An unworldly sanctuary in the redwoods. It is hard to tell where the previous life ends, where the next begins... |
| Unable to sit upon that lotus, budda-like, quietly I'm human, my place is upon this dusty yellow earth Every droplet of emotion that I desire Bliss or sorrow, no matter If it is marked as my fate, I shall shoulder, willingly |
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| Even though I know someday, they will all vanquish into the air With all my heart, I still collect these beautifully entangled memories, which says, I have lived, once. Brilliantly. --Mu Rong Xi, Taiwan |
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Further along hwy 236, quietly stood Big Basin Redwoods State Park. We took a stroll among the beautiful redwood giants. |
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