| Karl Duffy Jan 24 | It is hard to believe that the practice can be reduced to something so simple, paying direct attention to the present moment - to this breath, this person, this walk, to this washing of the dishes. We imagine it should be something grander. It may be simple; however, it is not easy One day a man asked Zen master Ikkyu, "Master, will you please write for me some pointers to the highest wisdom?" Ikkyu immediately took his brush and wrote the word: "Attention." "Is that all?" asked the man. "Will you not add something more ?" Ikkyu then wrote : "Attention. Attention. Attention." | | | | | You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. | | | | |
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