The Misconceptions About The Practices Of Zen
Presented In Alexs Last Post Plus His Total
Misunderstanding Of The Context Of The Sutra And The
Place Of Hui Neng In The Zen Lineage Is Appalling. The
Sixth Zen Ancestor Is Not In Conflict With The Modern
Schools Of Zen. They Are A Part Of The Dharma. If
There Appears To Be Conflict In The Dharma You Can Be
Sure The Problem Is In The Understanding Of The
Individual. How Can Something Undivided Be In Conflict
With Its Self? The Apparent Conflict Has To Exist
Somewhere Else. I Would Suggest Further Study, Perhaps
With A Master Of The Dharma, To Get A Resoulution For
Oneself Before One Ends Up Misleading Others Any
Further.Be Well, Fudo
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