50/108 Gates of Dharma Illimination

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  • Shokai
    Treeleaf Priest
    • Mar 2009
    • 6393

    50/108 Gates of Dharma Illimination

    The Fiftieth Gate

    The sense organs are a gate of Dharma illumination; for [with them] we practice the right way.

    Sense organs:

    Eye, Ear, Nose, Tongue, Body and Mind


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    Gassho, Shokai
    stlah
    合掌,生開
    gassho, Shokai

    仁道 生開 / Jindo Shokai

    "Open to life in a benevolent way"

    https://sarushinzendo.wordpress.com/
  • Inshin
    Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 557

    #2
    Whirling washing machine, shrilling cartoon on TV, humming road traffic.
    Hammering my head.
    Resistance to noise intensifies migraine.
    I sit Zazen.
    Body and mind flow.
    Whirling washing machine, shrilling cartoon on TV, humming road traffic.
    The sound of Silence.

    Gassho
    Sat

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    • Shokai
      Treeleaf Priest
      • Mar 2009
      • 6393

      #3
      Originally posted by Inshin
      Whirling washing machine, shrilling cartoon on TV, humming road traffic.
      Hammering my head.
      Resistance to noise intensifies migraine.
      I sit Zazen.
      Body and mind flow.
      Whirling washing machine, shrilling cartoon on TV, humming road traffic.
      The sound of Silence.

      Gassho
      Sat
      Amid all that clamor, you find silence in Zazen; beautiful

      gassho, Shokai
      stalh
      合掌,生開
      gassho, Shokai

      仁道 生開 / Jindo Shokai

      "Open to life in a benevolent way"

      https://sarushinzendo.wordpress.com/

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      • Seikan
        Member
        • Apr 2020
        • 712

        #4
        We meet the world through the senses, as the sensory world IS our world. Where else could we practice the Dharma?

        As we sense the world
        We live it
        Where else could we be?

        Gassho,
        Seikan

        -stlah-
        聖簡 Seikan (Sacred Simplicity)

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        • Shokai
          Treeleaf Priest
          • Mar 2009
          • 6393

          #5
          Originally posted by Seikan
          We meet the world through the senses, as the sensory world IS our world. Where else could we practice the Dharma?

          As we sense the world
          We live it
          Where else could we be?

          Gassho,
          Seikan

          -stlah-
          true
          合掌,生開
          gassho, Shokai

          仁道 生開 / Jindo Shokai

          "Open to life in a benevolent way"

          https://sarushinzendo.wordpress.com/

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          • Nengei
            Member
            • Dec 2016
            • 1697

            #6
            Our sense organs at least show us how to ask: Are we doing it right?

            Gassho
            Nengei
            Sat today.
            遜道念芸 Sondō Nengei (he/him)

            Please excuse any indication that I am trying to teach anything. I am a priest in training and have no qualifications or credentials to teach Zen practice or the Dharma.

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