Thomas Merton
Lucky Man: Life Lessons from William Segal

Aug 28, 2020-- "How can we find balance and peace in the midst of pain and turmoil? A legendary Zen Buddhist master once sent this startling note to a friend: "Lucky man," wrote Soen Nakagawa Roshi, the abbot of Ryutakuji monastery in Japan. "One accident like yours is worth ten thousand sittings in a monastery!" The accident the Zen master mentioned was a devastating car crash. The "lucky man" was William Segal, 67, a magazine publisher, artist, and spiritual seeker. Segal received the message as he lay in a hospital bed in New York. Both hips were shattered, his skull was fractured; and all the bones in his face were broken." More about William Segal's life and spirit in this thoughtful piece. (5344 reads)
Read Full Story
Rainbows apologize for angry skies.
Sylvia A. Voirol

Upcoming Stories
Subscribe to DailyGood
We've sent daily emails for over 16 years, without any ads. Join a community of 156,978 by entering your email below.
- Email: