Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy Series

Source:

Zen Buddhism

In The

20th Century

By: Heinrich Dumoulin

Translated By Joseph S. O’Leary

“The Eastern self is grounded in itself and transcends all human capacities and activities, especially consciousness, intellectual thinking, and representing. “

(Page 43)

Hermit Poet’s Comments: Doing walking, working, or sitting meditation we lose our self. We let go of our emotions. Peal away the self and the only thing left is the now.

Zen Buddhism in the 20th Century

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