Subtle and significant distinction.
--- In [email protected], mike brown <uerusuboyo@...> wrote:
>
> Or rather, dwell in the space before the discursive mind starts
interpreting what the senses receive.
> --- On Thu, 26/4/12, ED seacrofter001@... wrote:
> A recurring theme in zenist utterances appears to be:
> "Get out of your (discursive) mind and into your senses."
> --- In [email protected], mike brown uerusuboyo@ wrote:>
>
> Harusame ya
> Kuware-nokori no
> Kamo ga naku
>
> (spring rain--
> the uneaten ducks
> are quacking)
> - Issa
> >Whether you or I am moved or unmoved by holy business, the birds
still chirp in spring and the stars till twinkle in a clear sky.
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