Hi Kirk :-)
--- In [email protected], novelid...@... wrote:
>
> Greetings
>
> In my estimation there really is no way to assert what Zen is,
I very much agree. . .
> I think it is safe to say that Zen is a path that addresses the
> experiential with zazen as its central methodology -- a sort of undoing of
> yourself,
> the conditioned cultural and experiential part of your personality that
> continuously reacts and feeds your ego.
Yes! :-) beautifully, excellently stated! :-)
Thanks for your excellent post :-)
Artie
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