There will come a time when we will have to acknowledge all this spiritual circus, to which we were initially attracted, moved by the gusts
Étiquette : zen
La Terre de Joie sans Limite du Bodhisattva
An English version is available here : The Way of The Bodhisattva (Joy Unlimited) Il y a deux façons d’aborder l’autre: -Par le prisme usuel
Notable Maître
Beaucoup de maîtres, plutôt que de s’apparenter à la figure du sage, semblent s’harnacher à l’idéal du notaire et se comportent en notables. Petits propriétaires
Master Solicitor
Many masters, instead of harnessing the figure of a wise man seem much more appealed to the ideal of the solicitor. They have become the
Toutes les voies (quote)
Il y a tant de voies qui mènent à la Voie. Cette Voie à laquelle toutes ces voies mènent peut se trouver. On y reste
Check The Mailbox Today
(Version française : Rue du Faire) A short post, as an invitation dropped in the mailbox of people living in Doing Street… There are few
Where Souls are Drowned and Bodies Seen as Real …
The Buddha’s Pure Earths, the underworlds, Paradise and all transitional places can be visited while sitting on the cushion. They correspond to the different ‘climates’
Last Screening
Matthew, legs crossed, 10 PM sitting session. His eyes are all over the place, like an animal watching all attackers coming at him at the
Piercing the Worlds
I am the medium for reality without me, the world cannot exist. And the shelter you provide is hosting a fictitious universe Without you to
Prendre la Terre à Témoin
Il est dit que Shakyamuni, lors de son assise qui le conduit à l’Eveil, prit la terre à témoin. Il laissa tomber les doigts de
How long before Awakening ? (Quote)
How many time units (years, lives, centuries, kalpas, eons…) until the encounter with the Dharma can occur ? The flour needs to be wet For
The Way of The Bodhisattva (Joy Unlimited)
There are two different ways of approaching another human being : -Through the usual prism : ‘after what he’s done to me, how can he
The Great Freedom
Leaning back against the slope of the Great Freedom we often mistake it with a stone, a sign or a tree along the way. Standing
A Zazen Bath
Sitting zazen is taking a bath of holiness without necessarily knowing it In this bath, I’m letting my self slide and raise again relieved of
In the Inkwell of the Self
Writing is difficult when you dip your quill in your own personal inkpot. Ideas get glued up and go lumpy. They end up tied in
Notes & Silence 