The shackles of discipline, consistency, and deliberately pushing outside the comfort zone—as long as they’re focused on developing the spirit—will eventually offer true freedom.
Ironic, but true.
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Dirty Sci-Fi Buddha 
Agreed. But sir since you explained it in easy words it
is my job to put the metaphor and Mumbo jumbo in. So here goes- hope you like it ( stretching my fingers)
The water from the ocean in
A bucket is still the ocean. So when The ocean from the bucket finally spills backs it becomes one with the ocean once more.
Our consciousness is the water in the bucket….😎
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Glib, Ameeta! But if I take your metaphor in a certain vein, I would say that we are buckets for a reason that should be examined. Of course we are the ocean, but from what the texts say, we were temporarily made buckets so the ocean could appreciate itself. The bucketness is important as well! 🙂
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My bucket is smiling😊
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Oh if all the buckets could be so happy, haha! 🙂
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Mine is scratching its head because it is tired
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Reblogged this on Br Andrew's Muses and commented:
Develop not envelop
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