Janet Ettele

I also think that to the degree we are of self-absorption is the degree of our misery, just to being so self-absorbed. Whereas in the Buddhist teachings that I've studied, and granted, there are different schools of Buddhism, I suppose. The one I'm most familiar with is the Tibetan Buddhist teachings. That's all about the intention to benefit others. And I'm sure you've experienced this.

I also think that to the degree we are of self-absorption is the degree of our misery, just to being so self-absorbed. Whereas in the Buddhist teachings that I've studied, and granted, there are different schools of Buddhism, I suppose. The one I'm most familiar with is the Tibetan Buddhist teachings. That's all about the intention to benefit others. And I'm sure you've experienced this.

I also think that to the degree we are of self-absorption is the degree of our misery, just to being so self-absorbed. Whereas in the Buddhist teachings that I've studied, and granted, there are different schools of Buddhism, I suppose. The one I'm most familiar with is the Tibetan Buddhist teachings. That's all about the intention to benefit others. And I'm sure you've experienced this.

When you've done something

When you've done something

When you've done something

Thank you. Nice to be here.

Thank you. Nice to be here.

Thank you. Nice to be here.

There have been a lot of kind things. But the first thing that comes to my mind is a long time ago, I was 17 years old. I had gone with two groups of friends, two vans to a Grateful Dead concert at the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island. It was March. It was cold. I had $5 in my pocket. I got separated from my friends. I think I was really eager to get close to the stage.

There have been a lot of kind things. But the first thing that comes to my mind is a long time ago, I was 17 years old. I had gone with two groups of friends, two vans to a Grateful Dead concert at the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island. It was March. It was cold. I had $5 in my pocket. I got separated from my friends. I think I was really eager to get close to the stage.

There have been a lot of kind things. But the first thing that comes to my mind is a long time ago, I was 17 years old. I had gone with two groups of friends, two vans to a Grateful Dead concert at the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island. It was March. It was cold. I had $5 in my pocket. I got separated from my friends. I think I was really eager to get close to the stage.

I really wanted to see Jerry Garcia as close as I could. And when it came time to leave, We had all agreed that we would meet by a flagpole outside the venue. And I think what happened is each group of friends assumed, actually, they were friends of my older sibling of my friend. So they didn't really know me really well, the two drivers. And they each must have assumed the other had me.

I really wanted to see Jerry Garcia as close as I could. And when it came time to leave, We had all agreed that we would meet by a flagpole outside the venue. And I think what happened is each group of friends assumed, actually, they were friends of my older sibling of my friend. So they didn't really know me really well, the two drivers. And they each must have assumed the other had me.

I really wanted to see Jerry Garcia as close as I could. And when it came time to leave, We had all agreed that we would meet by a flagpole outside the venue. And I think what happened is each group of friends assumed, actually, they were friends of my older sibling of my friend. So they didn't really know me really well, the two drivers. And they each must have assumed the other had me.

And the parking lot emptied out and emptied out and it was cold and it was windy and it was dark. And I found a policeman and I said, can you help me? I nobody's here. I live in Connecticut and they said, well, can't help you go to the security office. So I spotted the security office and I knocked on the door and they told me they were closed and they wouldn't help me.

And the parking lot emptied out and emptied out and it was cold and it was windy and it was dark. And I found a policeman and I said, can you help me? I nobody's here. I live in Connecticut and they said, well, can't help you go to the security office. So I spotted the security office and I knocked on the door and they told me they were closed and they wouldn't help me.

And the parking lot emptied out and emptied out and it was cold and it was windy and it was dark. And I found a policeman and I said, can you help me? I nobody's here. I live in Connecticut and they said, well, can't help you go to the security office. So I spotted the security office and I knocked on the door and they told me they were closed and they wouldn't help me.

And I of course started to cry. And there was a young man who saw me and must have sensed what was happening. And he said, if you don't mind waiting, and with my brother, he's disabled and his car has a special contraption to it to make it drivable. We have to get it towed. But once we get it fixed, if you don't mind waiting with us, we'll help you. I said, okay.

And I of course started to cry. And there was a young man who saw me and must have sensed what was happening. And he said, if you don't mind waiting, and with my brother, he's disabled and his car has a special contraption to it to make it drivable. We have to get it towed. But once we get it fixed, if you don't mind waiting with us, we'll help you. I said, okay.