Last evening, i gave a Dharma talk at Northampton Insight, and Susan, the facilitator, brought me a bouquet of phlox from her garden. By the end of the 2 hours, the fragrance of the phlox drifted lightly in the room, and several people came for a closer look-see and a closer sniff-smell.
Although my talk was about our immortality projects, one of the questions took us on a delightful detour into generosity.
A wonderful Chinese Proverb says, The scent of a rose always lingers on the hand of the giver. We could also say: The scent of generosity always lingers on the hand of the giver.
Right now, the fragrance of phlox is lingering in my kitchen, thanks to Susan.
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