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  What’s going on there? I hope you are happy and healthy. I just went through three weeks of strep throat and a twisted knee, along with nicotine & hash withdrawals. Be thankful you weren’t here to see it. I wish I wasn’t. But everything is nearly better now, and here is something much more pleasant and interesting! The third book, now being written, will be   c alled   Temple Dog Soldier . That title was snatched from a piece by the same name that appeared in the second book, Reincarnation Through Common Sense. Once again, in consideration for my short attention span friends, it is presented here as a very short piece — less than 500 words! This chapter and that entire book is about my half year spent as a non-student, adopted lunatic being cared for in a very rural Buddhist forest temple in Thailand where no one else spoke English. The one official duty given me by the head monk there was “make yourself comfortable.” As is true of all my writing, everything except ...

  What’s happening where you are? I hope you are happy and healthy. Our soggy but beautiful world here in Nepal is described below. Thanks very much for reading,  and for clicking the backlinks. Stay well. Love, Tenzin p.s. As always, if you find the reading at all enjoyable, pleas e  —  it literally takes only seconds  — click one or more or all of the highlighted backlinks following this paragraph. This simple process is completely without risk, cost, or difficulty. All it does is bring you to the site that is highlighted. Each click is a big help in pushing Fearless Puppy up in the Google rankings. Whether you browse the sites or close the windows immediately, your help has been delivered when you click. Thank you! FEARLESS PUPPY WEBSITE BLOG FEARLESS PUPPY ON AMERICAN ROAD/AMAZON PAGE REINCARNATION THROUGH COMMON SENSE/AMAZON PAGE FEARLESS WEBSITE Monsooner or Later This Rain Has To Stop! It is wet for months in a row, but delicious Fiddlehead ferns grow by ...

  Have you ever wondered what life in a Buddhist temple is like? Each one is different, but the same three things are the main focus for residents of most Buddhist temples. These three things are so interwoven that, although they may each seem like distinct functions at first glance, each is only separated from the other by a very fine line. Those fine lines disappear altogether upon closer examination. I hope that becomes a little clearer after you read these, and I hope that you enjoy them. Thank you for reading, and  thank you for clicking the backlinks. Be   well. Love, Tenzin p.s. As always, if you find the reading at all enjoyable, please — it literally takes only seconds — click one or more or all of the highlighted backlinks following this paragraph. This simple process is completely without risk, cost, or difficulty. All it does is bring you to the site that is highlighted. Each click is a big help in pushing Fearless Puppy up in the Google rankings. Whether you ...