Cette semaine pas de temps a perdre! Qian Xin et Yao Xin Shakya vous partagent cette cinquième histoire Zen. Encore une fois, le Bouddha Shakyamuni cherche a nous amener sur l’autre rive… saurons nous prendre le temps de l’écouter?
C’est a vivre en accord avec notre vrai nature que nous invite cette histoire Zen. Qian Xin et Yao Xin Shakya nous proposent aujourd’hui de regarder la rivière s’écouler aux côtés d’un saint-homme.
Muchas veces escuchamos acerca de los problemas de los demás y podemos decir, al ver que no hay amenaza para nosotros: “Ese es su problema, no el nuestro”. Por lo general, limitamos nuestra área de preocupación…
Muitas vezes ouvimos falar dos problemas de outras pessoas e podemos dizer, por não vermos ameaça para nós: “Isso é problema deles, não nosso”. Nós, normalmente, restringimos nossa área de preocupação à nossa própria…
With great regret we announce that our fellow Sangha Member, Rev. Yao Feng Shakya has passed away. Yao Feng was a great artist who shared with us his contributions for many years. As long…
Et si nous pouvions vivre nos vies sans constamment attaquer ou se défendre ? Dans «La barque vide ” Qian Fa et Yao Xin Shakya nous invitent à méditer sur une vieille histoire taoïste
If the truth were known, Greed would rank highest of human sin. Greed is not mere covertness, it is a disease of the mind. In the last installment of The Crossword Puzzle, Ming Zhen Shakya shows how easily a confused person can fall under its spell.
“Evil to him who evil thinks” is, considering the Lex Talons, the guiding motto of the seeker of enlightenment. In Part 6 of The Crossword Puzzle, A Touch of Jail, Ming Zhen Shakya reveals Nola’s enduring principle.
A private place in the woods. It sounds like he perfect place to meditate away the city’s problems. But, as Ming Zhen shows in Part 5 of The Crossword Puzzle, it can be the setting of so much more.
