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Buddhism is everywhere and every-when

DateMonday, April 14, 2008 at 7:18AM

"Man is like a bicyclist: he is safe from falling only as long as he keeps on going. If we hold our will like an iron wall against all kinds of trouble; if our breathing is in harmony with the rhythm of right-mindedness, every action of ours will become part of the progressive current of the universe, and we will see Buddhism around us wherever we are. Then if anyone asks us where our Buddhism is, we can reply, Our Buddhism is everywhere."

Nyogen Senzaki, Zenji Dai Osho
Excerpt | Namu Dai Bosa - A Transmission of Zen Buddhism to America

AuthorJaye Seiho Morris | CommentPost a Comment |
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