Picture This (no-me: who is asking the question?) (no-me: who?)

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Thanks for saying about the 'no-me'

Living or non-living in Oxford, Mississippi

It's just playing with words...nothing more

'no-me' given to American friends who adore,

It's abbreviated from 'bountha-nom+e' like nome-Alaska

 

Again, 'no-me' has no meaning,

But 'bounthanom' is: cherished by good karmas

Whatever those karmas are,

It's an awareness of the senses

 

As of 'munxaya...or 'mun-xay-a-phom' thing,

It's 'thousand glories of the divine'...

It's Laotian last name, many aren't even trying...

I'm (an ex-novice, Theravadin Buddhist monk)

O those eight years, a long time ago,

But it just seems like now though

 

O time has gone,

But I'm still here

Neither far nor near,

Projecting life through a mirror,

All illusory and surreal,

With neither desire nor fear

Just here,

Absolutely free,

I am,

 

Always,

 

~no-me~

 

Bounthanom " No-me " Munxayaphom

 

 

toombaru2006 <lastrain wrote: --- In

Nisargadatta , bounthanom munxayaphom <nomemxp

wrote:

>

> It's not important which question,

> Or mine, yours, his, or hers, etc

> It's very important to find out the 'Who'

> Or upon whom are the answers?

>

> Find the Who!!

>

> It's very good point to raise questions

> >

 

 

 

I like you -no-me- but:

 

I have a little trouble pronouncing that munxaya...........thing.

 

The trouble with the attempt to find out the 'Who'.........is there isn't one.

 

 

:-)

 

 

 

toombaru

 

 

 

 

 

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