Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy Series
Source:
Classics of Buddhism and Zen
The Collective Translations of Thomas Cleary
Volume Three
Rational Zen
The Mind of Dogen Zenji
“The autumn colors of the thousand peaks
are dyed with seasonal rain;
How could the hard rock on the mountain
follow along with the wind?”
(Page 387)
Hermit Poet’s Comments: Everything is impermanent; the question is at what rate.
How long does a leaf last?
How long does a mountain last?
Climate change is causing the natural world to be out of balance.
How long will the earth last?
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See also:
Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy
Eastern Philosophy Book Reviews
Nibbling On Western History, Quotations & Philosophy
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