Gassho : bowing before zazen,as one enters the inner temple. ©FJ Dec 2025Recueils / Participation/ Groupes
Gassho : bowing before zazen,as one enters the inner temple. ©FJ Dec 2025Recueils / Participation/ Groupes
Equanimity is ultimately the great pool in which nothing is as important as we think. The great pool,The great ocean,The vast mind,The one mind ©FJ
What I see anchored to the heart, Heart emerging from the Heart, why must I name it? Why not give it all names? God, Mercy,
One of the main causes of confusion and wasted time in spiritual/religious matters comes from the belief that because people use the same words, they
These words appear as they are, planted as such in my mind.When I try to appear through them, the text becomes stained and insipid. It’s
The spiritual obstacle for the meditation practitionner may consist of seeking outside validation for what he finds within.The obstacle for the religious person may consist
Two remarks on what the reality of the conditioned co-production of phenomena in Buddhism directly implies: the interdependence of everything and the absence of self.
If the materials from your religion are part of what blocks the path to Being, this is an indicator of the distortion of these materials,
It is true that in spirituality, literalism is particularly annoying, both for its tedious idiocy (limiting the scope of spiritual expression) and for the tiring
Among the worst things traditions, whether intentionally or through lazy erosion have done to spirituality, is the disconnection from the teachings of the now. The
One of the greatest ironies is to realize that the Zen tradition is stifled under a thousand layers of constructions around Zen. These constructions have
You do not understand God if you are not in the actualiization of God.The now-ness of God : Your heart: it is what underlies life
L’introduction du paramètre [temps = 0] dans la pratique spirituelle, dans la vie,Est le grand multiplicateur, l’accélérateur radical de la pratique et de la vie.Tant
My soul guides me, directs me towards this insight:The tradition I respect the most can only be the one that most respects other traditions. The
He who prays while repeating texts, speaks quickly, and strings together prayers as one rushes to recite a lesson or complete a few tasks before