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| Stand and stare | ||
| by Sr Annette Chow, SJC | ||
This unusual orchid reminds me of one of the wise stories of the East. Buddha once held up a flower to his disciples and asked each of them to say something about it. One pronounced a lecture, another a poem, yet another a parable, each trying to outdo the other in depth and erudition. Mahakashyap smiled and said nothing. Only he had SEEN the flower. |
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