Merle,
And you've had my answer 19 1/2 times.
Practice is for daily life.
So is awakening. Why limit yourself?, and what you can do.
I'm not the only broken record here. You are stuck in a groove too.
--Joe
> Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote:
>
> we can talk the talk however can we walk the walk ?....
>
> sitting on soft silky cushions...so the derriere does not feel the pain is
> this zen?
> and as for handwoven mats...well well...they too are not zen nor is the
>incense
>
> if you sit for 5 mins or 300 mins..or days in silent retreats
> what is the point?
> if you still cling to the silky cushion, bow to the golden statue in your
>mind and whisper chants in goobly gook
>
> the real world... how do you operate there on a daily basis is the burning
> question?
>
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