How to Practise
“Not too tight and not too loose”.
Such wonderful, simple and adjustable advice
from the Buddha Shakyamuni 2500 years ago.
Not too uptight and not too sloppy;
a precise balance of relaxed dignity.
“What a relief!”
How to Practise
“Not too tight and not too loose”.
Such wonderful, simple and adjustable advice
from the Buddha Shakyamuni 2500 years ago.
Not too uptight and not too sloppy;
a precise balance of relaxed dignity.
“What a relief!”
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