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Deep Dwelling in Dharma

Posted on August 6, 2011 by Rosan Daido

Good evening! After a long spell of heat wave, we had a small shower. So, all plants and animals felt a brief relief. I watered our garden and found some small plants (salvaged from garbage) withered. Big trees are … Continue reading →

Posted in Buddhism, Civilization, Culture, Ecology, Global ethic, Global problems, Philosophy, Religion, System, Voluntary simplicity, Zen | Tagged (human) mishaps, atomic bomb disaster, birth and death, bubble, buble, death ash, dhri, global warming, great earth, Hiroshima, holy (wholly wholesome) harmony, humans quit truth/peace/harmony, mass extinction, natural disasters, nuclear disaster, nuclear warheads, ocan human problems/sufferings, peace, pumpkins connected/rooted, rooted in the ground/dharma, see short and small, sitting and stopping karma, the whole world, tree/true (<deru, truth, zazen | Leave a comment

Unconditioned Peace: Unsurpassed Awakening

Posted on May 13, 2011 by Rosan Daido

Good morning! We now have unseasonably cold weather with frost here, and a lot of turmoil in this world. We can, however, sit in a calm and clear state anywhere and any time. When we are worn out or … Continue reading →

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Deep Dwelling in Dharma

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