What sort of master wastes a second on questions of how they "should"
act? If such opinions/consensus are needed, what has been mastered?
"Should" is just another form of attachment. It may appear as if it
directs future actions, but is always a justification for, or indictment
of, past behavior. A judgement.
People do what they do. Only your expectations can fail you.
K
On 2/9/2012 4:41 PM, Anthony Wu wrote:
Should zen masters adopt an attitude of 'none of my business', when
seeing others' suffering? Or else, what should they do?
