Suresh,
Well observed.
Someday I will write out the list of simple Zen Buddhist practices that are
common and traditional in the way that Zen Buddhism is practiced authentically
and in orthodox fashion.
Only about 13th part of the practices is Zazen.
Of course, each lineage adds to or subtracts from what is a generalized
orthodoxy. In practice, though, of course there is no "generalized orthodoxy",
just as, in practice, and in reality, there is no generalized "anything": there
are just Particulars. Real-life particulars, just as they are transmitted, not
as they are analyzed academically.
Hail!
--Joe
> SURESH JAGADEESAN <varamtha@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Joe,
>
> Thanks for the comments.
>
> Yes! Enquiry is the only sadhana, I practice. Let there be any
> number of practices for lay or monastic.
>
> This is the only possibility for my present life style. Enquiry gave
> me lot of insights and stillness.
>
> Today if I am in this forum discussing with you all is just because of this
> enquiry only.
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