Silent sitting opens the door of the Spirit,Lightens the inner eyes,Sit down, try and see. You have to sit to believe it.Through zazen, the profound
Silent sitting opens the door of the Spirit,Lightens the inner eyes,Sit down, try and see. You have to sit to believe it.Through zazen, the profound
This sitting practice is the language of my being,my body has known the way, for a long time,long before the posture was even taught. The
A life of presence consists of existing not from the color specific to this or that tradition but from the center from which each of
On evenings like this evening, I can say that in truth, as soon as the practitioner reaches a certain level of depth, the form that
The similarities are sometimes such that it becomes difficult to speak of a difference between two practices. We will then prefer to emphasize the identity,
The fire of Gehenna that is wielded in the Bible and the Koran is nothing other than Samsara.The absence of nirvana (extinction)Fire is that which
Cut short all rantings, and post-mortem constructions, Those encapsulate the Living,They stifle Life and let you walk around, eventually,Carrying in your arms,a dead cat. Join
The first step of the famous Return is the Turnaround,The eye is at the door,The eye is at the door of the eye, The eye
The veil represents the opacifying set of concepts aggregated around the divine. The veil is adhesive because these concepts are striking and emotionally very charged:
When it is said of God that He is the » Ultimate Truth » (S. 24, 25), just after the condemnation to the « terrible torture », (S.24, 24),
It is only in Zazen that I find the space to spread the cloth of our deep nature,The cloth of consciousness, because zazen has made
By kinhin, meditative walk in Zen, you knead the dough of awakening.By zazen, sitting meditation, you cook it Outside the cushion, you offer bread to
The call from God and the presence of bodhicitta, the spirit of awakening,are two realities in me that I could not let coexist.I realize today
I still can’t believe the courage it takes for a practitioner to see from the inside, that all religions, all of them, carry a pile
Being rooted in a tradition, then following a path of ordination, a path of formalizing the commitment to this tradition is often an objective for