ED,
Thank you for your concern. I thank you. Let me say a few things about
the value of my posts.
* My teacher does not want us to record, memorize, take notes,
catalog his speeches, because when the moment passes, they are no
longer valid, because they will be out of context --- emotional,
logical, sequential and circumstantial context. So did Buddha and
Jesus.
* My teacher always remind us that Diamond Sutra said nothing. It
is just a tool for awakening.
* My posts are not mine. Most of my posts are borrowed, copied,
plagiarized from some where. They are very very narrow in scope,
while I suppose to cover ALL, because that is what Chan is. Chan
is ALL. Therefore my posts are always partial and incomplete by
nature.
* My posts server one purpose, to awaken someone. Often that
someone may not be the person named in the post.
* To conclude, my posts contains no value, especially after the effect.
Thank you for thinking of me.:-)
Have a nice day.
JM
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On 5/20/2011 6:27 AM, ED wrote:
Bill,
In your opinion, is this below an acceptable 'Zen' teaching, or is
it an unnecessary accretion to Zen?
JMJM, the above is an honest and straightforward question, which I
hope does not offend you.
Thanks, ED
--- In [email protected], "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote:
>
> > Our tradition's main emphasis is a practice. By focusing on our
"heart"
> > to sync the "heart" of the universe, we shall witness self nature.
Our
> > practitioners has also witness the heart to be the core, the chi, the
> > center, the essence, the love, the current, the energy, the big
chakra,
> > the conduit, the whole being, the entirety, etc.
