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if you get emotional about teaching

posted in Uncategorized on May 30, 2025 by Brian

engakuji

 

If you forget your

feelings about things of the world,

they become enlightening teachings.

If you get emotional about enlightening

teaching, it becomes a worldly

thing.

 

Muso Kokushi

“teacher to seven emperors”

 

letter to a wild monk

posted in Uncategorized on May 29, 2025 by Brian

grass and trees have buddha nature

 

Other than the birds,

Who watches over you?

Lordly peaks, your neighbors.

White head held pillowed on a stone.

Grey robe ragged, but not soiled

Chestnuts pile up on your path.

Monkeys circle where you sit.

If you ever set up another zendo,

I swear I’ll be the one who

sweeps the floors.

 

Kuan Hsiu

let your heart open up to the world

posted in Uncategorized on May 26, 2025 by Brian

the strength to keep going

 

In the springtime,

thousands of different kinds of flowers

bloom. Your heart can also bloom. You can let your

heart open up to the world. Love is possible — do not be afraid

of it. Love is indispensable to life, and if in the past you

have suffered because of love, you can

learn to love again.

 

Thich Nhat Hanh

24 hours in a state of love

 

let go of everything

posted in Uncategorized on April 7, 2025 by Brian

touch nirvana right here and now

 

Want to

be happy? Forget

things. Never mind status.

Let go of the obsessions of the body

and the mind and the world.

Now you have everything

you need.

 

Wei wu Wei Ching, Chapter 42

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late in life i’ve lost my country

posted in Uncategorized on April 4, 2025 by Brian

kevin peterson

 

Late in life I’ve lost my country.

Everywhere there is the malice of unearned

power, top to bottom, bottom to top,

nearly solid scum. Very few can read or write.

Lucky for me we winter in this bamboo thicket

near a creek with three barrels of bird food. 

With first light things seem a little better.

 

Jim Harrison

in darkness and in light

 

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