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Comment on: Photo 'ZEN': In ZEN - the saying Wabi Sabi means " the perfectly imperfect" - since NOTHING in this world is perfect - the practice of Wabi Sabi is - SEEING that which is perfect in ALL of life's imperfections.; Added by Michael Grove at 21:44 on September 23, 2012

Comment on: Blog Post 'Collective INTERDEPENDENCE of ...': to be deeply ingrained in our culture. I know I lived with goals for many years, and in fact a big part of my writings here on Zen Habits are about how to set and achieve goals. These days, however, I live without goals, for the most part. It’s absolutely liberating, and contrary to what you might have been taught, it absolutely doesn’t mean you stop achieving things.…; Added by Michael Grove at 4:44 on December 6, 2012

Comment on: Blog Post 'NOVA & THE PASSENGERS OF SPACESHIP EARTH': I Ching and choosing the right TIME to ACT, utilising the concept of Trigrams that are made up of three lines and these can be unbroken (yang) or broken (yin). The lines signify the two basic forces of the of the physical world, masculine yang energy and the receptive, yielding , feminine yin energy. The wisdom of yang and the compassion of yin unite to produce an infinite number of outcomes. Think of the I Ching as China’s accumulated wisdom and philosophy encapsulated within a set of 64 linear symbols known as hexagrams.These lined symbols describe situations experienced by mankind working together with the forces of the universe. These forces are described by the Chinese as the interactions of teen ti ten, or heaven, earth and mankind. TODAY, WE SEE WAR CONDONED... IN the name of the patriarchal gods of Allah, Jesus and Jehova. The divine is not understood by these people as part of a circular pattern emulating nature, but it is now a linear theology of One shot.. either up to heaven [with optional virgins] or down to hell - Kelly Bell NATURE is our religion, and the eternal cycle our holy book. …; Added by Michael Grove at 22:10 on May 12, 2020

Comment on: Blog Post 'THE ENTIRETY OF ...': to sense worth from within ... as DT Suzuki wrote, in 1953, in his introduction to Eugen Herrigel's Zen in the Art of Archery … CHILDLIKENESS has to be restored … with long years of training in the art of self-forgetfulness. …; Added by Michael Grove at 11:39 on August 26, 2015

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Blog Post: Original and Featureless Face: AS the WORLD sees…; Added by Michael Grove at 11:26 on March 20, 2010

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Comment on: Video 'The Holographic Universe': FOCUS. Alan Wilson Watts (January 6, 1915 – November 16, 1973) was a philosopher, writer, speaker, and expert in comparative religion. He was in the forefront of popularizing Eastern religions and philosophies (especially Zen Buddhism, Taoism and Hinduism) and making them accessible for Western audiences - WHO would no doubt have agreed with the statement that - IT IS NO MEASURE of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society …; Added by Michael Grove at 16:37 on January 17, 2011

AS the WORLD sees…