Screaming Grove LLC

Screaming Grove LLC A Mystic of Occultism ...Always learning.... Sometimes teaching.... Forever evolving...

08/25/2026

My neighbor raises Monarchs, but she had an emergency where I had to help her with saving the caterpillars from all the predators. We got them safely tented and here are our hatchlings!

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08/09/2026

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May I be free from resentment and conflict.
May I be free from physical suffering.
May I be free from mental suffering.
May I be free from danger, and may my body and mind be at peace.

May all beings be free from resentment and conflict.
May all beings be free from physical suffering.
May all beings be free from mental suffering.
May all beings be free from danger, and may their bodies and minds be at peace.

May you and all beings be well, happy and at peace. 🙏✨

08/06/2026

What an amazing surprise in our Grove today!

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07/14/2026

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The experience of profound loss often leaves us anchored in heavy sorrow, overwhelmed by the undeniable reality of Anicca (impermanence). When someone deeply meaningful departs from this world, the natural response of the mind is to succumb entirely to Soka (grief and lamentation), feeling that all the warmth they provided has permanently vanished from our lives. However, in discourses like the Tirokuṭṭa Sutta, which addresses honoring those who have passed on, The Buddha offered a much more sustaining and active path for healing. He taught that the highest, most noble tribute we can offer to the departed is not found in endless, paralyzing mourning, but rather in the deliberate cultivation of wholesome qualities in their memory.

When you consciously choose to adopt the traits you admired most in them—whether it was their steadfast patience, their easy laughter, or their quiet generosity—you are performing a profound act of Kusala Kamma (wholesome action). By becoming the very things you loved about them, you are taking their unique Sīla (moral virtue) and ensuring it continues to actively ripple through the world. This is a magnificent application of Anussati, the mindful recollection of their inherent goodness. In doing this, you are no longer just a helpless witness to their absence; you become a living, breathing extension of their most beautiful spiritual qualities, keeping their positive energy vibrantly alive in the present moment.

Transforming the crushing weight of grief into a continuous act of daily love requires immense Adhiṭṭhāna (resolute determination) and a deeply courageous heart. As you embody their kindness and steady grace in your own interactions, you naturally generate Puñña (spiritual merit), which slowly softens your internal suffering and brings a necessary Passaddhi (tranquility) to your exhausted mind. You come to the profound realization that while their physical form was inevitably subject to dissolution, the pure goodness they planted within you remains completely indestructible. Allow yourself to be the beautiful, living sanctuary where their noble legacy of warmth continues to safely reside.

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