Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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The final battle, not one fought. Once again, I'm treasuring the privilege and blessing of sitting in pre-dawn candlelight, incense rising, becoming morning. After a couple of decades away from the daily temple grind, it's lighter now. The Long March polished the step, perhaps. x.com/nick_routledge1/status/1979322958037553641

Altar flowers, Buddha statue, and candle, in the darkness.
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Altar flowers, Buddha statue, and candle, in the darkness.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @CarlMcColman Nobody has yet articulated a Buddhist metaphysical grammar fusing eschatological drama and incarnational stakes. I suspect fusion, if it comes, will be born of reality itself evolving—contemplative depth co-constituted through dynamic reciprocity, alive to context and current.Quoted by@CarlMcColman Nobody has yet articulated a Buddhist metaphysical grammar fusing eschatological drama and incarnational stakes. I suspect fusion, if it comes, will be born of reality itself evolving—contemplative depth co-constituted through dynamic reciprocity, alive to context and current.