So much to do all week left me without words here.
I was plunged, however, into Walt Whitman’s joyous word cosmos:
All truths wait in all things,
he wrote.
Like Shunryu Suzuki, who said:
Wherever you are, enlightenment is there. If you stand up right where you are, that is enlightenment.
And now I stand up right here at my desk to head for a retreat.
Bon weekend.
Le mardi 24 février 2009 à 23:31, par little lake
Is there such a thing as falling and rising ?
Just Walk
Standing up and falling down.
Drinking coffee and making conversation.
They are compassion; they are living Dharma.
They exist as liberation.
The true nature of all things is liberation.
Is there such a thing as falling and rising ?
All truths wait in all things, WW said.
Do they?
And for what do they wait?
Maybe this is better:
In all things all truths are speaking and acting.
They are living Dharma.
Fall and rise, fall and rise, always
Yes. Let fall!
Aha!
No clearing is needed.
Falling into an abyss is fun.
Fogg is Buddha. No clearing is needed.
has anyone a machine to clear the mist/fogg?
If you see the Bouddha, kill him.
He will come back… when the fogg/mist has gone … as he is allways there…
don’t try to understand him – he will run away…
(he is a man you know!)
Ha!
cannot pinch your nose through the computer, Ting . Realy not.
But i suggest you pinch – ….
yes, this is it
there’s nothing else…
everything is perfect as it is.
don’t know if enlightenment can be understood???
who? would understand what?
I’ ll pinch my own nose…
Or maybe I just want someone to pinch my nose.
It matters.
If enlightenment is understood, the understanding must be challenged.
Does it (what happens next) matter?
How much am I here now, whilst I’m thinking I should be on retreat too….
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