Poetry, Humor, Stories from the Crow’s World of Zen

All images copyrighted by Mark Tulin.

I’m somewhat Buddhist, like I’m somewhat of a vegan. I’ve always been somewhat with everything—careful not to lose myself in the whole thing. I think I like to talk about Zen Buddhism rather than engage in it, although I meditate each night, and I’m a fan of Thich Nhat Hanh. Here are some of my Crow-Zen poems, humor, and stories on my way to nirvana, or at least to another aspect of my awakening.

Links to some of my Zen poems:

• The meaning of being a warrior in Wounds.
• The Zen of transparency in Invisibly.
• Patience is not so bad in Patience with Grace.
• A tribute to the late Thich Nhat Hanh in If Only I Were Mindful.
• Seeking nirvana in My Inner Bodhisattva.

Two Crow-Zen stories:

• Finding peace in the mountain, The Mountain Spirit.
• Being mindful of words in The Silence of Honey.

Crow-Zen humor:

• Monks are getting physical in Monk Too Whiny for Monastery.
• Mom versus the Universe in this 100-word story, The Tao.

Here are the Crow’s picture sites:

• Mark Tulin at Unsplash.com
• Mark Tulin at Pexels.com

Crow Zen picture of the week:

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To find my books, which are now six, you can either go to my website or Amazon.com:

• Author Mark Tulin on Amazon.com
• http://www.crowonthewire.com—Books by Mark Tulin