a little about “shakubuku~shakubuku~shakubuku”

“‘Shakubuku, literally means to “break, subdue.” Either break & subdue your deleterious cycles or you will be broken and subdued by it. Stop suffering and awaken to life’s potential.’
“i remember hearing about shakubuku and studying it at the kaikon in seattle during my buddhism days {i think i was about 5 or 6 years old} and i liked saying “shakubuku~shakubuku~shakubuku” – it had a sort of magical or mystical quality when inciting it & reciting it.
just a few years ago, i was reminded of its power & the importance of the message and so i invoked the words and the actions (à la “magic spell”) with regards to a certain someone who i allowed to interlope and wreak havoc in my life. the ~shakubuku~ worked!
today i thought of it again, and decided to share the power of shakubuku.” ~sarah nean bruce
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W.O.W.~the yin and yang of bearing fruit {+audio}

“… an incredible analogy with the sage in the backyard orange tree story! it sparked memories of the true meanings of all the fruit trees we had growing in our yard when i was a teen in washington state with so many blossoms, and oftentimes offering sweet fruit, but sometimes yielding bitter or blighted fruit … and once in a long time the tree bears no fruit at all, yet miraculously blossoms again …” READ/SEE/HEAR {MORE} …

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poem_falling light fading slowly {by sarah nean bruce}

falling light fading slowly**************************
I like the gentle Autumn
in these hills of West Hollywood ~
the few falling leaves …
the light cool breeze …
the intoxicating scent of night blooming jasmine …
the soft memory of another fading summer.
… please comment/read/see/HEAR ~more~ at sarahneanbruce.wordpress.com

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