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Posted on January 17, 2021

Shouting at the wall

by Sisman Tuccar.In Non-sense and other improprieties.

One day Sisman Tuccar was standing outside the teahouse ranting and raving and shouting at the wall. A man asked, “Why are you shouting at the wall?”
Replied Sisman, “Everyone else seems to get upset when I shout at them.”

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  • At the teahouse
  • Sisman Tuccar
    • About Sisman Tuccar
    • Sisman Tuccar Archive
  • Books
    • nine pieces of zen
    • sahaja: the natural way
    • snow on a hot stove
    • Half a loaf and a jug of wine
    • Three in the morning and four in the afternoon
    • Tea with Sisman Tuccar volume 1
    • About the author
  • Flame of Life
    • About Vimala Thakar
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Dalhousie 1987 Part I
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Dalhousie 1987 Part II
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Dalhousie 1988 Part I
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Dalhousie 1988 Part II
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Mt. Abu 1998 Part I
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Mt.Abu 1998 Part II
  • The Isha
    • The Verses of the Isha Upanishad
    • Introduction to the Isha Upanishad
    • Invocation of Peace
    • Isha Upanishad Verses 1-2
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    • Isha Upanishad Verses 7-8
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    • Invocation of Peace
    • Kena Upanishad Part I Verses 1-4
    • Kena Upanishad Part I Verses 5-9
    • Kena Upanishad Part II Verses 1-5
    • Kena Upanishad Part III Verses 1-6
    • Kena Upanishad Part III Verses 7-12
    • Kena Upanishad Part IV Verses 1-4
    • Kena Upanishad Part IV Verses 5-9
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