Showing posts with label hell in a handbasket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hell in a handbasket. Show all posts

Monday, December 8, 2008

To Hell in a Handbasket



When I asked my wife
for 1/2 of her cappuc-
ino, she said, "your
mom was right—you R
going to Hell in a ha-
nd basket.

Kim 2 He-
ll

Reflections on Talks on Buddha's Lists

During a recent Appamada Intensive our students gave talks on Buddha's lists. Here are my reflections on their talks.