Bill,
Of course you are right.
Have a gold star.
Does this diminish in any way the observation that reading the sutras keeps us
out of trouble?
"Nay".
Of course, weeding the garden also benefits the stomach, but I quibble,
...however, not just rhetorically. ;-)
Be well, practice well, old man,
--J.
> Even the Greatest of Practitioners weed the garden regularly. Do you know
> why? Because during the time they are weeding the garden (or washing the
> dishes, or sweeping the floor, or playing with their children, or gazing up
> into the stars) they are not doing evil.
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