Re: [Zen] Why bother with Zazen? Better Orgyhouse

[ED]

Hi Siska,

One's lover might relish the foolish moment even more if one is or
pretends to be out of control and hooked. :-)

--ED


--- In Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com, siska_cen@... wrote:
>
> Hi Ed,
>
> > One's  least foolish choice might be to relish every fooled and
foolish moment in each and every moment.
>
> And not get hooked....
>
> Siska


> Siska,
>
> There is no escaping being fooled in life, whether it be by life
itself,
> by your partner, by oneself, by one's teacher, by the discursive mind,
> or by a real or imagined kensho-satori. One's least foolish choice
might
> be to relish every fooled and foolish moment in each and every moment.
>
> --ED



> > Hi Bill,
> >
> > That whole process of first experiencing Buddha Nature (kensho) and
> then integrating it into your life without being fooled (as I've
> described above) is the purpose of Zen Buddhist koan study.
> > siska