SEVEN-MINUTE TIME OUT
By sherry on Jun 18, 2010 in MP3 player, grace awaiting opportunity, sound transmission
Whew!! YOU MADE IT HERE!
Overwhelmed by responsibilities? Breathlessly rushing to complete deadlines? Disturbed by the latest news? A special relationship stressing you out? Forgetting to breathe deeply and be deeply grateful for all the Miracles in your life?
Grace yourself with 7 exquisite minutes of peace transmitted by Buddhist monk, teacher, author, poet and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh
“This wonderful sound brings me back to my true home”.
Homage to Avalokiteswara, Embodiment of Compassion
(If you want to both listen and follow the words- go to the next page)
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May the sound of the bell penetrate deep into the cosmos
even in the darkest places,
living beings are able to hear it clearly
so that all suffering in them cease,
and understanding comes to their hearts
and they transcend the path of suffering (sorrow) and death.
The Universal Dharma door is already open.
The sound of the rising tide is heard clearly
And a miracle happens
A beautiful child appears in the heart of a lotus flower
one single drop of this compassionate water
Is enough to bring back the refreshing spring to our mountains and rivers.
Listening to the sound of the bell
I feel the afflictions in me begin to dissolve
My mind becomes calm, my body relaxed
a smile is born on my lips.
Following the sound of the bell
my breath guides me back to the safe island of mindfulness.
In the garden of my heart the flowers of peace bloom beautifully





Lovely music and expression of devotion. Thank you Miracles and Grace for 7 minutes of transporting to a greater awareness.
Susan Lundberg | Jun 19, 2010 | Reply
Thank you, Sherry, for Miracles and Grace and thank you for this soul stirring chant from the great teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh.
Patricia Boyer | Jun 20, 2010 | Reply