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In a message dated 6/9/2003 12:15:09 AM Central Daylight Time,
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> " daughter I have thought about this too. I have a bread book called The
> Tassajahara Bread Book by Edward Brown. In his intro. to the 1995 edition
> that I have he writes,


I have that book too! But mine is the 1970 edition, picked up at a
neighborhood garage sale. It says the author is "Shambhala".. But then it has a bio of
Ed Brown in the back...maybe it's his Buddhist name? Interesting.
Awesome bread book. Mine has "A composite of Kitchen Necessities" in the
beginning:

"Bringing food alive with your loving presence. To have compassion, to have
respect for fresh foods, for broken bowls, for dirty napkins and little bugs.
To take care of leftovers, not saying, oh that's all right, we have plenty,
we can throw that away....because everything is saying love me, have
compassion, hold me gently. Please hug me now and then (we're really one, not two) but
don't get attached (we're really two, not one). The bowls and knoves, the
table, the teapot, teh leftoers, the modling vegetables, the juicy fruit,
everything is asking this of you:
make full use, take loving care of me......

It goes on, it's very lovely. Very mindful way of being.

Ren


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In a message dated 6/8/03 11:51:03 PM, starsuncloud@... writes:

<< It says the author is "Shambhala".. But then it has a bio of
Ed Brown in the back...maybe it's his Buddhist name? >>

It's the publisher, probably.

Shambhala press?

<A HREF="http://shambhala.com/">Award Winning Shambhala Publications</A>

Used to be a little publishing company in the hippie days.

Yep, that was their book, look at the history of the company:

<A HREF="http://shambhala.com/html/about/history.cfm/">A Brief History Of
Shambhala Publications</A>

One of my favorite books ever, Zen Lessons, is one of theirs.

Sandra

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In a message dated 6/9/2003 11:52:19 AM Central Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
> t's the publisher, probably.
>
> Shambhala press?

Well DUH. See what happens when you take Lortab? ugh....

Ren


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Andrea

At 12:24 PM 6/9/03 -0400, Sandra Dodd wrote:

>In a message dated 6/8/03 11:51:03 PM, starsuncloud@... writes:
>
><< It says the author is "Shambhala".. But then it has a bio of
>Ed Brown in the back...maybe it's his Buddhist name? >>
>
>It's the publisher, probably.
>
>Shambhala press?
>
><A HREF="<http://shambhala.com/>http://shambhala.com/">Award Winning
>Shambhala Publications</A>
>
>Used to be a little publishing company in the hippie days.


Not used to be, is! Started in the hippie days but is still going.

Donna Andrea in Nova Scotia, home of the Shambala Centre and many
transplanted Buddhists

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In a message dated 6/9/03 1:35:57 PM, andrea@... writes:

<< >Used to be a little publishing company in the hippie days.


Not used to be, is! Started in the hippie days but is still going. >>

No longer little.