I am here. This cubby hole hedges in on me. I do not particularly take to people around here. But this reality is not ultimate. Beyond this madness, lies another world, of senses, of sunlight, of little curious details that make us happy. A little sunny cottage in a small byroad habitat. The cottage is cosy, decent, practical, without extravagance, homey, comfortable. The approach to the house is open. There is no gate or fences. Around the yard, there are bushes, trees, undergrowth, a little stretch of flowerbed may be, but no dainty little garden. The back of the house opens up to billowy rolls of meadows.
Beyond one stretch of the meadow, there lies a little dense forest. There are old knotty trees with huge trunks. There is a fresh soggy fragrance in the air. The huge pools of shadows seem like little womb havens. I sit under a big bodhisattva tree trunk and meditate. As I close my eyes, the other senses grow keen. There is the soft rustle of the leaves. The soft caressing slender beams of sunlight rest on me in patches and keep me warm. I feel grateful for the fresh coolness around.