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Why I’m not going to VeggieFest

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • May 11, 2018
  • 1 min read

I'm not going to VeggieFest because I love my veggies so much I refuse to leave them. plus I am the worst disciple of the Master. I love my vegetables so much I dream of reincarnating as an arugula plant. Last time I went to Veggiefest all I got was this hat. I have preconceptions about going to Veggiefest like I think the weather will be bad but I end up being taught a lessen that everything I think is wrong and the weather turns out perfect. The only thing I trust more than vegetables is fermented vegetables. I can't go there because when I go all I want to do is eat and dance reggae. When I do seva, I end up missing my flight which costs me a lot of money, then I return to the center and am told by the Guru that it was a good thing.  

DS Poem Undated “As my mother used to say, as far as I’m concerned, between an enlightened Buddhist and a vegetable, there’s no difference”. Bhikkhu Bodhi Page 192 Why Buddhism is True By Robert Wright 


 
 
 

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