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On Chinese Ch'an in Relation to Taoism
By Wu Yi Journal of Chinese Philosophy V. 12 (1985) pp. 131-154 Copyright 1985 by Dialogue Publishing Company To discuss the relationship between one school and another in the history of thought is a… more »
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On Chinese Ch'an in Relation to Taoism
ZenFrog wrote 3 hours ago: By Wu Yi Journal of Chinese Philosophy V. 12 (1985) pp. 131-154 Copyright 1985 by Dialogue Publishi … more »
One of the Great Taoist Classics - the Classic of Purity
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ZenFrog wrote 4 weeks ago: Origin’s of the Classic of Purity This short but profound work is, with the exception of th … more »
three in the morning
peter wrote 1 month ago: Chuang Tzu (also spelled Zhuangzi, or “Master Zhuang”, 369-298 BCE) was a Taoist philoso … more »
The Empty Boat
General Tso's Other Chicken wrote 1 month ago: If a man is crossing a river And an empty boat collides with his own skiff Even though he be a bad-t … more »
"Travailing Winds," an Excerpt
Munk wrote 1 month ago: 19 February 2008; 6.18p, 43°F Because Frank said he’d be my amphetamine, and because there is … more »
Words for Which We Can All Take Credit
Munk wrote 1 month ago: WordPress’ front page has a little counter that tells how many people are yammering at any giv … more »
Buddhist Quotations, Sayings and Words of Wisdom
ZenFrog wrote 2 months ago: Note. There is a small number of quotes and poems by Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Balkhi-Rumi Although he … more »
And if he left off dreaming about you...
stubborntinylights wrote 2 months ago: Once upon a time, I, Chuang Chou , dreamt I was a butterfly, fluttering hither and thither, to all i … more »
Literary Thought Of The Week
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Cojo wrote 2 months ago: My literary thought this week comes from the book “The Experience of Insight”. It is a … more »
Lucid dreaming and the butterfly effect
dinsdalepiranha wrote 3 months ago: I’ve visited the question of the butterfly dream before on this blog. It’s relevance to … more »
Zen And Taoism - Common And Uncommon Grounds of Discourse
ZenFrog wrote 4 months ago: Kenneth Inada Journal of Chinese Philosophy Vol.15 1988 P.51-65 Copyright @ 1988 by Dialogue Publi … more »
A Strange Correspondence? Non-Being (Wu) and Gluten Intolerance
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fiveminds wrote 5 months ago: As an acupuncturist and a gluten-free mom raising a gluten-free child, I have wondered quite a bit a … more »
at a loss...
Rainy wrote 5 months ago: i am not usually not this talkative or prolific…ever since i have started to write here, i hav … more »
Zen Buddhism and the Meaning of Mind-only (Wei-hsin)
ZenFrog wrote 8 months ago: The meaning of “mind-only” (wei-hsin): An analysis of a sinitic Mahaayaana phenomenon … more »
Chuang-Tzu: Discussion on making all things equal
The Monochromatic Knight wrote 8 months ago: “If a man follows the mind given him and makes it his teacher, then who can be without a teac … more »
Zen (Ch’an) Quotes and Sayings - A Collection
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ZenFrog wrote 8 months ago: Whatever is material shape, past, future, present, subjective or objective, gross or subtle, mean … more »
Lift Your Burden
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freedomlineenterprises wrote 8 months ago: Resentment and hatred over real or perceived injustices in our lives are burdens we put upon oursel … more »
The Poetics of Ch’an Buddhism - The Poetic Path to Enlightenment
ZenFrog wrote 9 months ago: 期刊原文 The Poetics of Chan:Upaayic Poetry and Its Taosist Enrichment Sandra A.Wawrytko Chun … more »
14 October 2007
m wrote 9 months ago: Suppose you and I have had an argument. If you have beaten me instead of my beating you, then are yo … more »
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