A Mindful Cell Phone
7 Comments April 10, 2009 / Posted in Meditation, Mindfulness, UncategorizedKip sent this to me, Erin and Allison today. Having just returned from Sydney it resonates with my need for opening my eyes and opening my heart. All of our lives are amazing stories.
This video is seen through the lens of a cell phone.
As Thich Nhat Hanh would share:
“When we come into contact with the other person, our thoughts and actions should express our mind of compassion, even if that person says and does things that are not easy to accept. We practice in this way until we see clearly that our love is not contingent upon the other person being lovable.”











Beautiful. Thanks for posting this. I love the quote, too, and will use it in my blog at some point, I’m sure!
Ozzie, thank you for posting this beautiful and inspiring video! It triggered a wave of inspiration within me, so I had to write about it. I linked to your site from my post.
Wow, I agree. Don’t mean to sound cheesy, we are all the same but different. Thank you for your thoughtfulness in making this video and bringing our attention to life.
I am watching this video from Argentina, where I live. It is absolutely incredible. GRACIAS! Thank you for posting it. I hope this new year turns to be more human and generously. UN ABRAZO DESDE ARGENTINA!
silence inside. it could have been me that was on the street. Joe Reilly sings: what if you were born in another time and place? No money in your pocket, another colour on your face? No father and mother to embrace? etc. Interbeing is what connects us all together. The fortunate ones and the ones that go through hell in this life.
thank you for this document. with gratefulness, a Lotus for you, tineke
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