While we spend our time and energy only talking and criticizing and finding fault with others, Ani Choying has been hands-on working on helping and healing especially children and women in remote parts of Nepal who are traumatized everyday by violence and abuse at the hands of strangers but mostly inside their own homes (domestic abuse, child abuse, gender based violence, intimate partner violence, spousal abuse, marital rape all HUGE invisible problems in Nepal). I love this womans guts and no-nonsense can-do attitude as much as I love her compassion and energy to help others, and most importantly how she healed herself from an angry child to someone who embraced all the difficulties in her life (herself a victim of violence at the hands of her own father) to help others, and I love this song. Both are inspiring to me especially when you get tired of explaining yourself to people who have a very negative, unchanging picture of you (perception) and find fault in everything you do and say rather than seeing anything positive. What else to say? Except there must be a karmic reason for it and Phool ko aankha ma...phoolai sansara...kada ko aankha ma kadai sansara In the eyes of a flower, the world appears as a flower, in the eyes of a thorn the world appears as a thorn. This song was hugely popular especially during and post Civil War period in Nepal and mothers sang it to their children to put them to sleep. May unconditional love and inner peace flourish...and may we all be healed of our neuroses and violence. https://youtube/watch?v=HLggOXZwfOA
Posted on: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 14:05:51 +0000
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