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Senryu: God and meGod created me as me.I recreated me you see,then, God died in me.Photo Credit: The photo used in this article was sourced from the f..
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This is a poem, in which I try to understand my great pain of living, and try to come to terms with it, in light of God, and his love.
If God, and ..
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The greatest energy in the World is love, and God is love, so love comes from God.
Consciousness though is a tool of Gods for us to use.
Consci..
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Two Zen masters have an argument about whether truth can be owned by anyone as their own.
Real Zen masters don't ever have attitudes of their own...
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A poem about contemplating on emptiness.
Is emptiness ever permanent?
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A Japanese form of poetry.
This poem shows us that our point of pain is always found in love.
When we follow that point back into love, we will..
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The dying Zen master leaves a koan for his students to solve. The one who solves it quickest will be his successor here in his monastery.
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A short Zen koan about usefulness.
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A student, in a Christian school, dabbles with learning some Zen, in a near-by Zen monastery, but is stumped by a koan on stomping.
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An old Zen master's thoughts on how pain and suffering connect to each other, and about whether they really need to do so.
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