Dhamma doodles 😁

[Linda]

@yodha

Ouch, hope your right hand feels better soon!

I love the crocheted monastics.

[yodha]

@Aranya

Those crochet dolls are just awesome!

@Linda

I love the crocheted monastics.

If you like them so much, here are some more:

[yodha]

Yod(h)a fighting Mara :

[yodha]

@Pasanna

AN4.45 is one of my favourites. Though I’m not sure if it’s made clearer by doodling. Yet is seems somewhat appropriate for a journey across the world.

Hey Pasanna, here’s your doodle:

Rohitassa

AN 4.45 / SN 2.26

However, friend, I say that without having reached the end of the world there is no making an end to suffering. It is, friend, in just this fathom-high carcass endowed with perception and mind that I make known the world, the origin of the world, the cessation of the world, and the way leading to the cessation of the world.

The world’s end can never be reached
By means of travelling [through the world],
Yet without reaching the world’s end
There is no release from suffering.

Therefore, truly, the world-knower, the wise one,
Gone to the world’s end, fulfiller of the holy life,
Having known the world’s end, at peace,
Longs not for this world or another.

[sabbamitta]

If you like them so much, here are some more:

Someone has been incredibly productive here!

[yodha]

The “I” as a heavy burden

[sabbamitta]

More doodle characters going 3D:

[yodha]

We all know you like the little red fish!

I like the fish in your doodle!

I particularly love the fish!

More fish doodles will be posted tonight…

[Mat]

Why do you like red fish, if you don’t mind me asking?

With metta,

[yodha]

Bodh Gaya

MN 26

Still in search of what is wholesome, seeking the supreme state of sublime peace, I wandered by stages through the Magadhan country until eventually I arrived at Uruvelā, at Senānigama. There I saw an agreeable piece of ground, a delightful grove with a clear-flowing river with pleasant, smooth banks and nearby a village for alms resort. I considered: ‘This is an agreeable piece of ground, this is a delightful grove with a clear-flowing river with pleasant, smooth banks and nearby a village for alms resort. This will serve for the striving of a clansman intent on striving.’

[Timothy]

If only it still looked like this, I think many more pilgrims might attain the deathless!

[sabbamitta]

I generally love all small creatures—and the bigger ones too, of course! In case she’d doodle little birds, butterflys or ants I’d love those too.

Or a little mouse…

[Mat]

That’s great! I hope you sing to them too.

With metta

[yodha]

In case she’d doodle little birds, butterflys or ants I’d love those too.

Or a little mouse…

There are in fact doodles of birds, butterflies, and mice.
You haven’t commented on them, so it seems that you especially love the little red fish!

ants

I have a doodle with a bug but I haven’t posted it…

[yodha]

Public Face - Hiding who we really are

[Aranya]

oh come on, this is definitely a nun!

[yodha]

Because of the purple ribbon? It’s supposed to symbolize a gift-wrap, not a hairdo…

[Aranya]

I’m speaking from personal experience! (gift wrap! )

[Mat]

Being a mother, employee, boss and nun all involve a public face. No one is an island unto themselves!

With metta

[sabbamitta]

There are in fact doodles of birds, butterflies, and mice.

You haven’t commented on them, so it seems that you especially love the little red fish!

That’s true, I didn’t always comment, and maybe I particularly love the fish, for some reason… But there’s in fact one doodle with a little caterpillar which is just soooo sweet! (Don’t remember which one, they are just too many to search… )