Tag Archives: inability

Pseudo-system Syndrome

Posted on August 9, 2011 by Rosan Daido

Good morning! This morning I received news of the anniversary of the Nagasaki nuclear bombing from Japan. The New York Times had an article about the nuclear disaster in Japan: the government’s mishandling of the radiation plume prediction caused radiation … Continue reading →

Posted in Buddhism, Civilization, Culture, Ecology, Global ethic, Global problems, Philosophy, Religion, System, Voluntary simplicity, Zen | Tagged civilization, deep-rooted causes, deep-seated belief, ecological/economic/egoistic problems/sufferings, here/now, ignorance, inability, inaction, institutions, karma (habits, materialism, me-ism, militarism, mythologies, nuclear bombing, nuclear disaster, other generations, other species, practice, pseudo-systems, reexamination, renewal, reorientation, responsibility, self, state, system flaw of "falsity", systems) | Leave a comment

Deceit and Delusion Destroy

Posted on July 20, 2011 by Rosan Daido

Good morning! In the early morning we can hear the birds’ singing, but already it is hot. The temperature is going to 101 degrees, and the heat index to 111 degrees. Thus, we need to turn on fans or air … Continue reading →

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