Trysail

Chang Mai 2008 Siem Reap, Cambodia 2008 Ramayana. In those good old days when the king sat on his throne to hold court, anyone in the kingdom could come and lay out their problems and concerns. Justice was to be had at the hands of one’s king. The monarch heard the most pressing issues of the day and dispensed justice, wearing his mantle as Wise Elder. Every morning, as Rama sat on his throne and prepared to hear the long list of petitioners and penitents, a monkey bounced in through the window and brought the king a piece of fruit. This happened daily. Rama became accustomed to this process and didn’t pay much attention. He would take the fruit, thank the monkey, toss the fruit behind him, and get on with the business at hand. Well, a considerable pile of unused and rejected fruit accumulated behind the throne of the wise king. One day they got around to cleaning and discovered a pile of jewels in back of the throne. It seems that every piece of fruit contained a jewel. Hanuman, a manifestation of the divine in the form of a monkey, had been the one who presented a gift to the king each morning, and the royal had simply tossed it aside. Every day of your life Hanuman, the monkey god – your instinctive voice of creative potential – hands you a piece of fruit with a jewel in it. And your inner king, busy with the responsibilities, conflicts, anxieties, and worries of the day, tosses it aside. In back of each person’s throne there lies an accumulating heap of gems. These are unlived potentials. They all are available to you, right now, if you will open to this archetypal energy. Koh Samui 2008 Macau 2008 Bejing 2008? Think Tibet, Burma, Sudan, and lead based face and body paint for children...http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/12/05/business/paint.php Sidewalk Cafe setup, sunset, Siem Reap, Cambodia .. North of England Phnom Penh, Grand Palace Los Cabos, Mexico... The Lynching