Edgar,
I like to say the Equinox is "when"; and, the Solstice is "when".
Zen is not when.
There is no "24/7" in the Dharma, nor in the Great Way, the Tao.
Neither is there love, or hate.
(with Maezumi Roshi, I'd say there is Appreciation).
I'd appreciate it if you co-moderators would be a lot more moderate.
Toward each other, I mean. Our subject would be better served. The dust-ups
just "up" the post-count, and must really clutter the in-boxes of those who get
email from the Group. Think of all the newcomers who can't jump in with
practice-questions or chatting because they perceive that a couple of
co-dependent slashers at a time (it could be anyone) are constantly on each
others' case, even if some of the fuss is tongue-in-cheek and playful.
The playground ought to be big enough to tacitly welcome free participation
from all comers, without a noisy distraction at all hours from the central ring
under the bigtop.
Well, so, some concern for folks joining us; and fond hopes.
--Joe
Edgar Owen <edgarowen@...> wrote:
>
> You haven't done it when you are writing this post. You may do it while
> sitting, but you can't do it 24/7.
>
> Zen is 24/7, not just when sitting..
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