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Sit, Settle in, and See the Dharma

Posted on December 24, 2012 by Rosan Daido

Good morning! After the winter solstice we have a brighter and colder day. After our sittings we have a calmer and clearer world. Before I came here I watched a Japanese TV program on a doctor working with PTSD … Continue reading →

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Suffering Solution

Posted on March 4, 2011 by Rosan Daido

Good morning! We have now a spring morning, the temperature reaching the 60s. Zazen is the dharma gate of pure peace and pleasure. As all living beings are karma machines, driven by self satisfaction, we go through samsara suffering, transmigrating … Continue reading →

Posted in Buddhism, Civilization, Culture, Ecology, Global ethic, Global problems, Philosophy, Religion, System, Uncategorized, Voluntary simplicity, Zen | Tagged Dependent Origination, dukkha, eight sufferings, four applications, four sufferings, fundamental solution, habit, heredity, holy path, impermanence, karma, pahana, pradhana, shiku hakku | Leave a comment

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