The Zen Master And The Vase

To really care for our lives, each other and the world we need to realise that everything has a crack in it. The crack represents something that each of us needs to realise for ourselves and Suryacitta introduces you to this in this podcast.

He uses two beautiful stories to illustrate these points in a very simple and direct way.

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A whole new way of viewing loss and letting go: holding life dear as something precious to be valued and cared for while we still have it.
Thank you for sharing this insight.

Loved this one! I do appreciate pauses. Thank you for sharing these meaningful stories. 🙏🕊🦋

Beautiful life lesson. I will share this with my son.

This is how I strive to live, appreciating people and things in my life, recognizing that nothing is forever. I do, however struggle when they are gone. This meditation has given me a new perspective. Thank you.

Very good story to illustrate the point.
Thank you 💜

beautiful. i cherished my husband of 35 years until his recent death. but don’t you think there’s a difference between attachment and grieving? i’ve heard our grief is equal to the amount we loved.

This was really beautiful. I found it vey meaningful for me. Thank you 🙏💕

I am very much enjoyed the lesson of attachment, and how it gonna be used in broadening your awareness and perception to walk through life.

Great lesson. Thank you.❤️

Absolutely beautiful. I loved your interpretation, Thank you 🙏

Beautiful lesson.

Lovely, thank you

Thanks for the inspiring thoughts; certainly I will think more about the “crack;” it is beautiful and simple.

This was intense, I am going to have to think about it for awhile. Thank you.

thank you for sharing,beautiful story of love and compassion and kindness.🙏

Such an Insightful, Wise and Inspirational Meditation❣️ 🙏🏻💕

Beautiful, thank you

Beautifully powerful and necessary message. One that I was unwilling to accept prior to listening to this but will never push aside or forget again. Thank you.

Important messages, well spoken in a simple way. Thank you. ❤️🙏

Thank you🙏🏽 Suryacitta for such an awesome yet simple story of attachment and dependency, which actually helped me tremendously in my grieving process. Your reference to everything in life having a “crack” in it was so awe inspiring.🤭 It was as if a lightbulb💡in my mind switched to the on position!🤔 It’s so amazing how the simplest things in life can give us peace.

As we go on with our lives, it is the invisible “cracks” in our relationships that we ignore, not realizing that one day those “cracks” will actually appear before our very eyes👀, but it will be too late for us to fix them ... they will be beyond repair.😔 This is the point at which grief sets in, and we begin to recall the moments at which those invisible “cracks” could have been repaired ... before the vase🏺 shattered. The dependency we once had in visualizing that beautiful vase🏺 has been shattered as well, and we must begin the process of detachment. What an eye👁 opener!😧

I AM that I AM ... and today “that” is remembering the beautiful vase🏺, yet becoming independent once again. Namasté🙏🏽☺️

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