Buddhist, Taoist, and Zen Philosophy: Enlightenment to Life

Author: Gui Shaohai
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Zen is not bound by any form, seeking a state of mental tranquility. Any form of attachment is an attachment to Zen itself, and it cannot help you understand the true essence of Zen. Life is also Zen; in your limited life, every day you live must be clear about what you are doing. Boring worries come from focusing on boring things, and our hearts are burdened because we care too much about too many. Zen is not bound by any form, seeking a state of mental tranquility. Any form of attachment is an attachment to Zen itself, and it cannot help you understand the true essence of Zen. Life is also Zen; in your limited life, every day you live must be clear about what you are doing. Boring worries come from focusing on boring things, and our hearts are burdened because we care too much about too many.