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What Zen means by being detached is not being without emotion or feeling, but being one in whom feeling is not sticky or blocked, and through whom the experiences of the world pass like the reflections of birds flying over water.

― Alan Watts — ”


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A Zen Poem by Master Leng Ran
"A lone temple stands amidst a thousand peaks,Even poetry intrudes where nothing speaks.Along the gorge, branches sway as monkeys descend,In the cloud...

Ordinary Mind is the Way
The Chan Master Wumen Huikai (1183-1260) once wrote an ode in praise of the concept of “Ordinary Mind” in his work The Gateless Gate: “Spring has i...

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Cultivating Views on Impermanence
Written by: Venerable Guan Cheng Edited and revised by: Venerable Hong Ci   Impermanence, or anitya in Sanskrit, is a universal truth. In ...

The Six-syllable Brilliant Mantra
Many Buddhists, Tantric or otherwise, routinely chant Om Mani Padme Hum, the Six-syllable Brilliant Mantra in Sanskrit. The Chinese transliteration of...

Karma: Part II
We learned from the last article that karma is not a deterministic law that the Hindus and Jains had advocated, but more like the continuous adding an...

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