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Dear Devamitra,
What a remarkable piece of writing from a remarkable man! Of course, I know it’s not ‘just writing’. Thank you for sharing your experience so eloquently and uncompromisngly. I wish that your bodily health returns, that you are progressively free from pain, and that you never, ever, swerve from equilibrium.
With much metta,
Ashvajit
Dear Devamitra what a brilliant piece of writing to remind us that bodies have a life of their own. I want to write that I hope that the chemotherapy and side effects are not too dire however this is rarely the case. BUT and this is a big BUT what you do have is a brilliant mind and what comes through, a sense of humour. So very best wishes to you, and stay off the bike. Love Saddhasuri
Thank you for sharing this Devamitra, and with your characteristic humour and uncompromising Dharmic perspective.
Warm wishes,
Amalavajra
Dear Devamitra, at last I have found how to reply to your unputdownable report: thank you so much. I found it gripping, interesting (in learning about the processes you describe), amusing and inspiring. I have just moved into a delightful retirement community and have become more aware than ever of the reality of old age, sickness and death. With huge appreciation, and gratitude and hoping to read your sequel. And very best wishes for the continuing chemotherapy. Love, Dharmavajri
Dear Devamitra,
Thank you for sharing your experiences with such courage, humour and transparency. When it’s my turn for my body to go awry I’ll aspire to take your exemplification as my model. In the meantime, “Equilibrium of mind is more important than life” is prominently on my notice board ! Warm wishes for the best possible journey forward.
Love from DHAMMAPATTIYA x
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Well done.. Great initiative Arthakusalin and others! Wish I was there..