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Being Creative – Creatively Being

reflections sky water treesDear Friends,

We all love to be creative, to be open, to be inspired! Sometimes all it takes is a single line that you've read somewhere to open your eyes and heart. And haven't you ever felt changed by a book you've read? Books can be such wonderful doorways.

In Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche's newest book, Spontaneous Creativity: Meditations for Manifesting Your Positive Qualities, he offers ways for us to come home to the heart, to find that space, to be free and as big as we can be, boundless! In this issue, we include an excerpt from Rinpoche's new book on how to transform one’s pain identity into selflessness – a spaciousness of being from which we can live creatively and openly, and benefit others.

In addition to his new book, Rinpoche offers an online course on creativity, “Awakening the Sacred Arts: Discovering Your Creative Potential,” through GlideWing beginning September 29.

Much more to share:

Sue Davis Dill at Menri MonasterySue Davis-Dill accepts gifts from His Holiness the 34th Menri Trizin on behalf of Ligmincha International.

Finally, a big thank-you to all who donated in response to the request to support a special tea and gift for all those at Menri Monastery. At the request of Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, Ligmincha was able to offer tea, sweet rice and a monetary gift of 1000 rupees (about $15 U.S.) on September 6 to the 530 monks, nuns and students at Menri Monastery and the nearby nunnery. E MA HO!

In Bön,
Aline and Jeff Fisher