Let me begin today with
a Buddhist and Lenten
thought called
“Double perception”
Take a very good look at this drawing:
A frog?
Now turn it around and here is what you see:
There is always another side to a story.
(And this also applies to the “news” that we listen to
or read about even what we share with you monthly…
and certain “news” may not be apt for print…
– but you can always “turn the picture around”
and read between lines…)
a Buddhist and Lenten
thought called
“Double perception”
Take a very good look at this drawing:

Now turn it around and here is what you see:

(And this also applies to the “news” that we listen to
or read about even what we share with you monthly…
and certain “news” may not be apt for print…
– but you can always “turn the picture around”
and read between lines…)
This could well be a Lenten message too:
the invitation to respect other people’s opinion
and be able to look at the same “truth”
from different angles;
to be vulnerable to the truth of the other.
Amen.
the invitation to respect other people’s opinion
and be able to look at the same “truth”
from different angles;
to be vulnerable to the truth of the other.
Amen.
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