“A bird in its passage
leaves no traces of its flight,
So why look for stages
on that dark and solitary road
which leads deep within?”
Qingyuan
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
The most beautiful things in this world often are pure blossoms of not-doing. - Zen teacher Taigu
One might run around the mountain looking for the mountain. Or, sit very still and find the mountain. - Zen Teacher Jundo
By stopping the search, something precious is truly found! - Zen Teacher Jundo
"Life is complete when one allows life to be complete." - Zen Teacher Jundo
One might run around the mountain looking for the mountain. Or, sit very still and find the mountain. - Zen Teacher Jundo
By stopping the search, something precious is truly found! - Zen Teacher Jundo
"Life is complete when one allows life to be complete." - Zen Teacher Jundo
Friday, February 25, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
"Each step-by-step of the race itself IS the destination fully attained, the finish line is ever underfoot."
This is a very well written explanation of Zen. I am glad that I am associated to this Sangha. Treeleaf.org keeps on sprouting blossoms of joy.
Just click on the link...
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
The mind is like a noisy kitchen blender… filled with all kinds of rattlin’ stuff.

"The mind is like a noisy kitchen blender… filled with all kinds of rattlin’ stuff." - Zen Master Jundo of the TreeLeaf.org Sangha.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Buddha-nature is always clean and pure; Where is there room for dust to alight? - Huineng
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