Shikantaza and the Jhanas
Shikantaza and the Jhanas All art by Daishin See more here. Table of Contents Early Buddhism At the edge of a forest filled with immense
The water of time glistens on the riverbed of the universe. Though theirs is a much slower flow, stones, trees, houses and towns are flowing too. Human beings and all things that have life flow.
—Aoyama Shundo Roshi
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Zen practice works like concentric circles, beginning with the self at the center, and spreading outward to family, community, society and ecology.
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Shikantaza and the Jhanas All art by Daishin See more here. Table of Contents Early Buddhism At the edge of a forest filled with immense
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