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I love sneaking into places I shouldn't be. Something about the fear of getting caught, that someone might be just around the corner waiting to chase you out of there. I love the usual deserted feeling, the emptiness, it's almost everywhere I've been. Going into old decrepit buildings and having to worry about whether the stairs are going to hold up...coming into a room and finding a book about wood pulp, or a hard hat, some piece of someones life that got left behind.      AislinnEire (https://www.deviantart.com/aislinneire) and I snuck into an old wood mill earlier.  Huge rooms still filled with machinery, but now empty enough that we can hear our footsteps echo back to us

The Buddha's first teaching was given to a group of children from a small village near the tree of his enlightenment. As Thich Nhat Hanh describes, the Buddha made his teachings accessible to them through the experience of eating a tangerine. SIDDHARTHA [THE BUDDHA] quietly gestured for the children to sit back up and he said, "You are all intelligent children and I am sure you will be able to understand and practice the things I will share with you. The Great Path I have discovered is deep and subtle, but anyone willing to apply his or her heart and mind can understand and follow it. "When you children peel a tangerine, you can eat it wi

...I just wanted a new journal entry, nothing really interesting going on. :peace: