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lest we forget we have our own ideas .. let's nurture and develop ourselves instead of feasting on the past... and those who write books, give lectures and rave on while others listen on hand woven mats nodding yes... the zen is an experience...you must do you must taste yourself.. one size cap doeth not fit all... feel free to do and embrace! merle Edgar, and All, This in no way erases "compai", compadre. But maybe if you could try a switcheroo to another brand of bottled water? --Joe PS How to get this other neat image to you?... lessee: See ZERO: CONTEMPORARY BUDDHIST LIFE AND THOUGHT, Volume II, 1979, Zero Press, LA, CA, USA. See P. 77: Pencil Drawing, "Psyche Leaves", by artist Bill Womack. Image in your post echoed this weakly. Allen Ginsberg writes watchwords for this Volume: "Subtle understanding of glad emptiness of our lives American Earthly saves us from Apocalyptic pain, the 'Suffering of Suffering,' so a XXTH Century Literature of Dharma Bums and Ladies and Gentlemen rises in Capitals & Provinces, exemplified herein Zero." The interview with Kenneth Rexroth is priceless, and moreso is the transcript of doings by the Symposium of luminaries gathered on the Topic of: "Psychological Adjustment is Not Liberation". A ballsy title, and better banter. Participants are: ** Jack Kornfield ** Mokusen Miyuki ** Ram Dass ** Joshu Sasaki Roshi ..also a nice excerpt from Leonard Cohen's book in identical Volume here: from, "Death of a Lady's Man". Pay what they ask online for this old "Volume". Volume is right!, it's very three-dimensional. Even if you regret it afterwards, you can always give it away. you All! Someone will benefit. BE a Bodhisattva. > Edgar Owen wrote: > > > Some of what I've been trying to explain but probably too intellectual for > > you guys. Edgar > > > The great illusion of the self Prefer the Great Barrier Reef, or the Continental Shelf, myself.
