‘I aspire to becoming a Vagabond when I retire and now I’m told I’m an honorary Vagabond it’s happy days J’
The Revd Andrew Tweedy, St George’s, Barcelona, Spain
The Revd Andrew Tweedy, St George’s, Barcelona, Spain
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Dick
17/9/2013 07:03:41
That’s amazing Rev Andrew. I know that in traditional Hinduism when you’ve done your karmic duty – fulfilled your ‘sacred’ caste role in society – if you are lucky you can then concentrate on your dharmic path/duty (that is, your search for ultimate truth). If you so wish you can become a wandering sanyassin and practice austerities and detachment. And here you are doing your Christian karmic duty diligently – as a Priest rather than as Brahmin – and when you are free to embrace your dharmic path you want to go up the pub! Tee hee – your comment is most relevant to the discussion started by Hugh above.
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