If we’re not careful, it’s entirely possible to be born, live, and die without ever having touched the ground with the soles of our feet.
Étiquette : walking
Endless Surrender
In kinhin*, with the front foot, I return to the earth, with the exhalation, I lead into the ground.With the back foot, I release, I
Dare, One Step After Another
Kinhin* is trust,transferring the weight,daring to transfer the weight,and leaving everything behind, Kinhin is non-attachment,taught in the body,without words,directly. All Zen, all the teachings of
Each Step, Letting Go
Letting go of the bodyKinhinon every step,practice surrenderbody teaches surrenderof the body ©FJ August 2022 —Groupe de PratiqueRecueils — ParticipationsMerci à tous
On The Way Back From The Dojo
On the walk back from the dojo,A thousand delights abound.Life arises on the surfaceEach branch, each breezeCarries a penetrating sound,Each step softly throbsTo the Universal
Abide in your Time Home
Thich Nhat Hanh suggests an interesting, very inspiring translation/ interpretation of this famous answer by the Buddha…When he was asked what the core of his
Daily Dance
Every day, every move is a danceMindfulness to the body moving through spaceBrings esthetics and fluidity to steps and gestures. It colors the most ordinary
Comment Allez-Vous ?
Qu’est-ce qu’un pas pressé ? Un pied chaussé et chaussetté de l’urgence A à l’urgence B Comment un pied peut-il poser, et manquer d’épouser le
Notes & Silence 