Kris, and other Readers,
In Zen, there is a transmission. It depends not on writings. It is heart to
heart. More direct too than an oral tradition. The *most* direct. The only
direct. All Hail, true lineages!
--Joe
> Kristopher Grey <kris@...> wrote:
>
> Much of Buddhism was chanted by Hindus and others for centuries,
> becoming a distinct set of teachings, then written down as traditions
> changed/cultures intermixed, then translated many times, exported,
> re-translated/re-imagined By Bon Mystics and Taoists and Shintoists and
> Jews and Christians...
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