Monk's robes are the colors of fall leaves.
To the uncountable living beings living in uncountable universes to the east, May they be free of danger, May they be free of anger, May they be free of sufferings, and May their hearts be calm and peaceful."




Yes, our prayers and thoughts are with you, dear ones.
view *heather leaf*'s profile
Very moving post. very moving prayer. may there be peace.
view smallcitybeth's profile
Shannon, where is your quotation from? I know it's buddhist, but where did it come from?
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@scout
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/asia/article3001622.ece
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just to be sure, this post IS in homage to the monks and citizens of Myanmar, yes?
view *heather leaf*'s profile
The protests in Myanmar have been crushed. For now.
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My heart thoughts and prayers go out to the brave people of Myanmar. May peace prevail on Earth.
view beatgrrrl's profile
A very nice thought indeed. Myanmar is the name declared by the military junta against whom the monks and Burmese people are protesting. Please consider using Burma as opposed to Myanmar. By doing this, we are supporting those who are risking this life to bring fundamental change. Thank you!
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Thanks for explaining the name change (Burma/Myanmar), nongsa. It's helpful to know which is the "people's" name.
view smallcitybeth's profile
I agree that Burma should be used, however, this link might be of interest to someone. There are ways to help people and this is one of them.
My thoughts and prayers to all.
http://www.iceyouth.info
Sometimes we need to take action.
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I tend to say Myanmar when I'm in the country, because that's what the folks I know there call the country, and Burma when I'm in the US, since that's the name more commonly used by the British and Americans.
http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf/doc214?OpenForm&rc=3&cc=mmr is another source for finding ways to help.
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