A Moment of Housekeeping

Couple thoughts and feelings that I wanted to share today.

1. The Winter 2008-2009 Plum Mountain Newsletter is available for reading or downloading online. I mention this, because the Plum Mountain Newsletters serve as a kind of "touchstone," to practice. It's very beautiful and will prove useful to you on your journey. Think of it as very good food for your Mind.

2. Recently I came across a complete English translation of the Shobogenzo, by Dogen Kigen Zenji. This is an incredibly significant work. It is definitely thought of as one of the most significant texts in Buddhism. What is even nicer is the more than 1,100 page translation is available for free download in PDF format. Do yourself another favor and download this too.

3. The other day someone said they found it odd that people obviously come to digitalZENDO a lot, but never comment. I didn't really have a response at the time (and technically I still don't). I would say that if you have thoughts, comments, suggestions, to please post them. It may prove helpful to myself and others. To tell you the truth, I'm learning everyday and that comes mostly from other people. Please note that when you click the comments like, you are NOT required to have a username/password. Look down a little further and click the "anonymous" button and you're good.

We all can't wait to hear from you. I'll talk with you tomorrow.

Namaste',

Jaye Morris, Curator
digitalZENDO

Comments

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the wonderful insight.