I have solved, I think, the mystery of a peculiar heehaw sound prevalent in the jungles. I didn't think donkeys lived hereabouts. Now I think the sound is that of hyenas. I've never heard one myself; but it's similar to descriptions l've heard of. But are there hyenas in Ceylon?
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Nanavira Thera
Samanera Bodhesako
LETTERS OF A WAYFARER (1965-1988)
SAMANERA BODHESAKO 1939 - 1988
a.k.a. Robert E. Smith, Bob, Mikhail Medvedovsky, V, Vināyadhāra, Ñānasuci.
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Chapters (PDF)
1. A Contemporary Journal of a Very Minor Journey
2. Digging In, Digging Out
3. Getting There
4. Come Back a Long Way
2. Digging In, Digging Out
3. Getting There
4. Come Back a Long Way
About
Sāmanera Bodhesako was an American Buddhist monk. Born in
Stringhoppers and Rabbitholes is collection of Ven. Bodhesako's letters to his friend Hūm and his father. He wrote them from 1965 till his death in 1988. All letters have been collected by Hum and we launched it as a blog in instalments in the end of March 2008. Be very welcome to look at it, read it and write comments.
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