To: K-list
Recieved: 1999/11/08 13:41
Subject: Re: [K-list] Tibetan memories was: Black magic
From: Adele Chatelain

Hi Amanda, Ye Yak Herder,
  I told this story (I THINK) to the K. Group
before, but when I was 12 and living with my family
in the MidWest, I saw my brother in a High School play:
LOST HORIZON. It's about Tibet, for those of you who
don't know about it.

  I remember TO THIS DAY, sitting in the
front row, balcony, with my Father, and having this
overwhelming feeling that I had returned home.

  I still feel that way. I LOVE all things
Tibetan. I'm a Tibetan Buddhist Practitioner, sometimes
I think, just so that I'll be around the Tibetan Culture!
(although I do love being a Buddhist).

   I had the unique experience to being part
of a ceremony in 1991, officiated by H.H. Dalai Lama.
My life changed from that day onward.
   
   I hope you have the good fortune to meet him/
hear him.

Best,
Adele (who would just LOVE to meet up with a yak!)

A. Erhart wrote:
>
> On Mon, 08 Nov 1999 14:51:41 Adele Chatelain wrote:
>
> >well, I just hope you weren't the one who drove
> >that yak herd in front of my house, shaking up all
> >the dust off the road. No wonder my rug was dusty!
> >
> >:-)
>
> LOL !!!
>
> Could have been, could have been. ;))
>
> You know, as they say, no meeting is coincidental.
> ;))
>
> Do you feel connected with Tibet in any way ?
>
> I really like the Tibetan traditions, although
> I don't quite see myself as a Buddhist. :)
>
> I still dig yaks (wot ? I'm usually afraid of
> cows LOL !) and would love to visit Tibet some day.
> :)
>
> With luck, I might be able to get a glimpse of
> The Dalai Lama next spring when he is coming
> on a oecumenical meeting.
> I'll try my best to get tickets to the meeting
> or be able to work for the Buddhist group who
> invited him here. :)
>
> The life as a yak herder also involved
> traveling to a monastery and handing the
> white scarf which my father bought
> to the four year old lama that was head of
> the monastery. :))
> Today,I can even smell the heady mix ;)
> of yak butter lamps and incense burning when thinking
> back.
> And I can remember my own smell. ;)
>
> Best regards,
>
> Amanda (now with yaks)
>
>

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