 | Huston Smith - Religion - 2009 - 304 pages
...suffused by the message of the Buddha's reachings. "It came to one with the ait one breathed. Bitds seemed to sing of it; mountain streams hummed its refrain as they bubbled across the stones. A holy perfume seemed to rise from every flower. at once a reminder and a poinrer to what still needed... | |
 | Marco Pallis - Religion - 2003 - 246 pages
...social sense. Certainly in the Tibet we visited while the traditional order there was still intact the whole landscape was as if suffused by the message...dharmic perfume seemed to rise from every flower, at once a reminder and a pointer to what still needed doing. The absence of fear on the part of wild... | |
 | Patrick Laude - Religion - 2006 - 250 pages
...social sense. Certainly in the Tibet we visited while the traditional order there was still intact the whole landscape was as if suffused by the message...dharmic perfume seemed to rise from every flower, at once a reminder and a pointer to what still needed doing. The absence of fear on the part of wild... | |
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... popular' may often be allied with deep insights, of course, for the above distinctions are not intended in a social sense. Certainly in the Tibet we visited while the traditional order there was still intact the whole landscape was as if suffused... 