Endless Chasing After Nothingness
Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy Series
Source:
An Introduction To Zen Training
The Classic Text on Rinzai Zen Training
By Omori Sogen
Translated by Dogen Hosokawa and Roy Yoshimoto
“Crossing many mountains and rivers,
Shall I some day reach land
Where there is no loneliness?
I am still on my journey today.”
By Wakayama Bokusui
Japanese Poet
(1885-1928)
(Page 152)
Hermit Poet’s Comments: We run after things and experiences to make us happy. Climbing on board the never ending spinning hamster wheel, only brings us around to wanting more and more and more. How do we find a balance? MODERATION
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