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And romcfima I'U cackle, ramtima
pray, romcfimer cry, eat k m k
at mv titue sm"e
ulthemm
'Always hew it anyway,'
I'll uy
And one morning -'I gel up fmm my mat."
bodnir-, ram study, merimriou. pnrticer, and pching, rdvitiu which u. nlu,
PrfomKd by Chinese lay Buddhists who take the Bodhisoma Vows
Kemwf ofta prayed u he mediuted, though, as now rbovc, on exslurivcly m
~uddha. Pmthem, in 'On the Holy Road." qwtes Kcmuac. 'I pray my tittle brother,
Additiomily, in The hr Bum and DwoIM'on Anzeir, he nlu, prays m
A v a l o k i the ~ bodhiromn of mmpauion, for the sake of 1 mtiat bciny. In
Duol~~on Angclr. Kaouac, medicating on Daolation Peak, prays:
I pray and ask Awahna AvrloIdwswra m lay his diamond hand on my b m and
give me the immortal underotanding- He is the H- and Anmm of Ryer,
I how that this bush is self hallucination and wq bushes but akr 1 it b
only the amkenen (the Buddhas) who have aid Uley do uirt-In abwt twaty
sccanb mmer ulir udesanding m my mind and hean 'When a baby is born he
mr asleep and d m s of life, when he dies and is buried in his gnvc he uahr
'Kuousc. "PMI. in Jack Kaouae, Smnend Pwnr. AM Chura, el. (Snn
Fmciso: City Lights Books, 1985). p. 22.
* Kemuac, quoted in Stephen Pmthao, 'On the Holy Rd." p. 216.