A school of patience

June 26, 2014

When it is understood that one loses joy and happiness in the attempt to possess them, the essence of natural farming will be realized. The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings.

― Masanobu Fukuoka

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    TAN SWIE TJAIJ

    June 26, 2014

    艺术专业镂空或透空大师
    Maestro specialist cosmology Science
    Maestro spesialis ilmu terawang

    捏合灵魂与心理教授
    Kneading soul and psychological professor
    Profesor ngrogo sukmo

    八卦摩天名家
    Renowned expert the eight trigrams
    Pakar terkenal Padmonobo

    人生命运的舵手
    Helmsman/ferris/ferryman/steerman life destiny
    Nakhoda/jurumudi takdir kehidupan

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    garylee joy

    June 26, 2014

    Very NICE 🙂 My Dad, my Grandpa and my Great Grandpa were all farmers. You might say, I came from a long line of farmers. There are things I learnt on the farm that could not have been learnt any place else. Thank you so much for sharing this Jendhamuni Sos, my friend.
    By the way, I love this picture too. (^-^

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    Alicia Calimlim

    June 27, 2014

    Nice i love this picture so much i used to ride with this cart before when i was young so exciting ):

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    Ajay Agnihotri

    June 27, 2014

    Good morning Jendhamuni. .nice lines. ..beautiful post and have a great day ahead. .

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    Ronald Harris

    June 27, 2014

    Jendhamuni Sos have avery good Friday. And this is avery nice picture

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    S. R. Singh

    June 27, 2014

    Very True. The best place to learn patience is farming fields seeing how patiently farmers sow, grow, reap the crops and store the harvest.

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    tysa binti

    June 27, 2014

    It's lovely families farmer in Indonesia.

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    Ratirat T.

    June 27, 2014

    …Fighting..!!!…For ur lifes……………….. 🙂

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    Neera Malhan

    June 27, 2014

    Having a farm,and cultivating it, is a great thing.

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    Darren Koopman

    June 29, 2014

    You the one gives me piece of mind..I can even be a few minutes gone then I long for you you really someone special in my heart

  33. Reply  

    J Fletch

    June 29, 2014

    Thank you so much for sharing such beauty from a beautiful, wise ol' soul

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