A series of vignettes on Zen. A lot about the unity of all things, the need for intuition, tales of kindness to robbers, acceptance of the everyday, the auspicious nature of "Father dies. Sons die. Grandsons die." and more.
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Zen Stories: The Staff and Shout of the Venerable Ones
A series of vignettes on Zen. A lot about the unity of all things, the need for intuition, tales of kindness to robbers, acceptance of the everyday, the auspicious nature of "Father dies. Sons die. Grandsons die." and more.
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a sequel looms
Haven't even finished the first sequel, and it's suggesting a third story in the sequence. Suggesting it very vaguely. If one witch is taken out,…
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ah parents
Revising along. Hit a passage where the heroine remembers, with some resentment, how her parents had forced her to submit to an unjust demand from…
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dithering and openings
Am I dithering too much in the opening? Mind you, I have her face a problem on the first page and get stuck with some work (which I immediately…
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