How to Read Dogen

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  • chicanobudista
    Member
    • Mar 2008
    • 864

    #16
    Actually, a grain of salt was a cherished commodity. That's the origin of the word salary. So. I will take the salt.

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    paz,
    Erik


    Flor de Nopal Sangha

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    • alan.r
      Member
      • Jan 2012
      • 546

      #17
      Thanks, Marek. And thanks Jundo for the great revisions. I've changed and added a bit.

      Also, the 4th movement from the New World symphony, for anyone interested: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yctfXIqugXc.

      Gassho,
      alan
      Shōmon

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      • disastermouse

        #18
        Originally posted by chicanobudista
        Actually, a grain of salt was a cherished commodity. That's the origin of the word salary. So. I will take the salt.

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        And people pay for bullshit too, they spread it on their precious fields where flowers and weeds grow. Will you take that too?

        Gassho,

        Chet

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        • chicanobudista
          Member
          • Mar 2008
          • 864

          #19
          Originally posted by disastermouse
          And people pay for bullshit too, they spread it on their precious fields where flowers and weeds grow. Will you take that too?

          Gassho,

          Chet
          Sure. Good shit is better than no shit. If you done farming you need both. Weeds. Crops. Compost garbage. Cow manure. Just bring the rubber boots.

          Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3.
          paz,
          Erik


          Flor de Nopal Sangha

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          • Mp

            #20
            This is wonderful Alan ... thank you for this.

            Gassho
            Michael

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            • disastermouse

              #21
              Originally posted by chicanobudista
              Sure. Good shit is better than no shit. If you done farming you need both. Weeds. Crops. Compost garbage. Cow manure. Just bring the rubber boots.

              Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3.
              I didn't mean that as as challenge, Erik - it was just something that ran through my head. I should have posted that - but your answer is very earthy.

              Gassho,

              Chet

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              • glow
                Member
                • Apr 2012
                • 69

                #22
                Thank you Alan. Very interesting and enjoyable post.

                Gassho,

                Glow

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                • Hoyu
                  Member
                  • Nov 2010
                  • 2020

                  #23
                  Very touching post.....and great advice too! Thank you Alan
                  Ho (Dharma)
                  Yu (Hot Water)

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                  • BobSpour
                    Member
                    • Jul 2012
                    • 59

                    #24
                    Love this thread now!

                    Thanks Alan

                    Gassho
                    Bob

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                    • Hans
                      Member
                      • Mar 2007
                      • 1853

                      #25
                      Hello Alan,

                      thanks for the great input! Very good recommendations indeed.

                      All the best and gassho,

                      Hans Chudo Mongen

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                      • Byokan
                        Senior Priest-in-Training
                        • Apr 2014
                        • 4284

                        #26
                        Thank you Jundo, for so much helpful info in this thread!

                        Alan, wow, beautiful

                        As a complete newbie, am getting my courage up to dip a toe into Shobogenzo.

                        Gassho
                        Lisa
                        sat today
                        展道 渺寛 Tendō Byōkan
                        Please take my words with a big grain of salt. I know nothing. Wisdom is only found in our whole-hearted practice together.

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                        • Washin
                          Senior Priest-in-Training
                          • Dec 2014
                          • 3821

                          #27
                          Thank you for this, Jundo. I was searching for this thread
                          but somehow missed it.

                          Gassho
                          Washin
                          st
                          Kaidō (皆道) Every Way
                          Washin (和信) Harmony Trust
                          ----
                          I am a novice priest-in-training. Anything that I say must not be considered as teaching
                          and should be taken with a 'grain of salt'.

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                          • Guy Malkerson
                            Member
                            • Jul 2020
                            • 8

                            #28
                            Oh cool! This elucidates your take on the jazz nature of Dogen from the Steve Heine Zoomcast Sunday. Also dug Steve's insight of just skimming Dogen works for him...

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                            • DGF
                              Member
                              • Feb 2022
                              • 118

                              #29
                              Thank you for the lessons! This is very helpfull and exactly what i was looking for.

                              Gassho
                              Diana
                              SatLah

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