Hi Steve,
Zen, like most religious or spiritual paths and practices is riddled with unstated or unexamined assumptions and ambiguities. The article facilitates the task of identifying them. --ED --- In [email protected], "SteveW" <eugnostos2000@...> wrote: > Hi ED. While I certainly did find the article interesting, I am not likely to start chanting a mantra to it, like the Nichiren people do with the Lotus Sutra. Steve --- In [email protected] </group/Zen_Forum/post?postID=pc1sfmtU7ytUgQpqSNt5PzAT8Ml25vylpEn9AMb6sj\ Eg1ngTZWNXJAqKzRDzQpY6fbQuOWriqDLMf7_xkg2y> , "ED" <seacrofter001@...> wrote: > > Hello Steve and All, > > This is an extremely informative and brilliantly insightful article, > and should be studied and discussed sentence by sentence and paragraph > by paragraph to help eradicate any illusions and delusions we might hold > concerning Zen teachings, Zen practice and Zen teachers. > > Should anyone choose a sentence, paragraph or section of the article > that puzzles them, I would look forward to hearing members' viewpoints, > and contributing my own two bits to the discussion. > > Steve, thank you for bringing this article to our notice. > > --ED
