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Inspiration is present because of how we live - it is not something that comes from inside of us or outside of us. If you are living a spiritual life, the activity of that spiritual life will generate its own inspiration.
With a lovely introduction by Viradhamma, this beautiful work by Vidhuma certainly lives up to its title. In his usual humble, poetic, and beautifully spoken way, Vidhuma waves his way through The Three Refuges, bringing in his favorite American poets and writers, including Walt Whitman, he explores the theme of the convention: The Heart of the Order.
Talk given at the North American Order Convention, 2010
| Maintaining Inspiration (58:32) |
Total running time: 58:32
