A Zen Monk Poem by Dr Hitesh Sheth
A Zen Monk
Calm Sage
Indifferent
Unconcerned
Waited
PATIENTLY.
And Poor Problem
Tired of
For want of attention
Solved itself
COMPLETELY.
Dr Hitesh C Sheth
11/12/2008
PS: There is a level of consciousness in which solution precedes problem.And problem comes to give delight, which we get while solving some puzzle which's answer is already known
Richard Jarboe (stockton United States; Male; 60) To: Dr Hitesh Sheth Date Time: 3/20/2009 7: 19: 00 AM (GMT -6: 00) Subject: Zen Monk Excellent poem. Could not be written better. Take care, richard
The sages stay in the mountains to speak to nature and observe life...and to come up with a solution to some problems...however, they speak of wisdom all things still lies into our hand how we settle our own accounts. We are gifted with freewill and intellect to have the power to take our own path...10+++++++
I totally agree with C.P.Sharma..as we grow older and older our experiences account to preach that..even in normal family-life..no wonder the sage remains calm to realise the solution or fruit..nice poem10
Liked it immensely. When solutions come before problems I see them in prescience thoughts coming from music. It feels like a knowing that can't be disputed. It fascinates intellect's knowledge. It is very uplifting in spirit. Seeing answers to puzzles, formulas and equations as they form in poetry is amazing. Fantastic poem. Thank you for sharing your zen knowledge. RoseAnn
if there is a problem, there is a solution, it's just a matter of them finding each other at the right place and time (much like lovers?) ...
What a word of advice for all! Excellent piece and 10 again. Mark
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just pay it no attention...beautiful reminder thank you...John