‘Kill the Buddha’
I had provided a rudimentary explanation on the previous passage, but won't here yet. Another post in the future, perhaps. The Case: A Zen student approached the Master.'I've come for the lesson of Mu.'The…
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I had provided a rudimentary explanation on the previous passage, but won't here yet. Another post in the future, perhaps. The Case: A Zen student approached the Master.'I've come for the lesson of Mu.'The…
ReadWhen I decided to restart this blog (simply throwing posts in The Stream), I had intended to do more Buddhism-related posts, as I have grown a great affinity for exploring the many aspects of…
ReadA long while back I was a participating in a Facebook group discussion wherein a question was posed about the Wordsworth Editions volume of Aleister Crowley's short stories titled The Drug and Other Stories.…
ReadD.T. Suzuki had said of Zen that it is extremely flexible in adapting itself to almost any philosophy and moral doctrine and 'may be found wedded to anarchism or fascism, communism or democracy, atheism…
ReadZen Sex by Philip Toshio Sudo is a wonderful meditation on directing love to another, self-love, and surprisingly, the teaching of Zen. Published in 2000, I had purchased the book among a pile of…
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