A Request to Sangha Members: "Three Sacred Sentences" Practice & No AI Posts

[Tai Shi]

I believe this price of tea is rather Teaching.
Gassho/ sat/ lah


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[Ippo]

The tree in the front garden.

Gassho, J

STLah

What was the meaning of Bodhidharma coming from the West?


Gassho,

Ippo

SatToday

[Tai Shi]

If my humor offended anyone, I am sorry.
Gassho
sat/ lah
Tai Shi


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[EricR]

While I don't know if I'm a member, I do intend to abide by this since I intend to be more active.

[Bion]

A Request to Sangha Members: "Three Sacred Sentences" Practice

While I don't know if I'm a member, I do intend to abide by this since I intend to be more active.

We mean members of the forum / community in general, or in other words anyone posting, but as you can see in Jundo’s post, newcomers get a pass for a while [emoji1] . It’s more than anything an invitation to be mindful of our words. Of course, we are grateful that you’re willing to support this initiative [emoji3526] [emoji1374]

[emoji1374] Sat Today

[Bion]

Mea culpa. I am reading this a few weeks after joining you. My introduction post was a blabby three paragraphs.

Gassho,
b.
STLAH

It’s totally fine. We get a pass when we’re brand new and finding our way around! [emoji3526]

[emoji1374] Sat Today lah

[Jundo]

Mea culpa. I am reading this a few weeks after joining you. My introduction post was a blabby three paragraphs.

Gassho,
b.
STLAH

Oh no, it is only a general rule of thumb. Long introductions are most welcome, one of the ways we get to know something about each other.

Gassho, Jundo

stlah

[Tai Shi]

I am a calm poetry. Jundo you have taught me to write; you take your place with all my great teachers.

Sat
lah
Gassho
deep bows
Tai Shi
calm poetry

[Tai Shi]

I am calm poetry. My life has changed. I’m not sure how. I write with heart, that means that you get to know me better with poetry! Furthermore, I have learned to weep with Ground Zero and nuclear Holocaust which my country waged on the country of Japan. Jundo, please forgive me now; my poetry is about heart.
Gassho
deep bows
sat/ lah
Tai Shi
calm poetry

[Tai Shi]

For me, zen has been about relinquishing my poetry, which has been influenced by intoxicants. Now my poetry is about heart, and it is time to relinquish all intoxicants slowly without detox sudden, which would kill me. And, become one of 90% who feel no neck pain and place the last brick in the wall, giving up the last of intoxicants! Practice zazen as it is meant to be practiced, with reality. My next poetry, a novel, shall be about Family who represent sobriety.
Gassho
deep bows
Tai Shi/ lah/sat
Calm poetry

[Tai Shi]

It is is a time to refrain, maybe two or three lines in my posts, maybe one or two or seldom three posts each day, or two or one poem, or no poem when I post, when I do not post, zazen each morning, Shikantaza.

[Tai Shi]

Gassho soon, soon.
Deep bows
sat/lah
Tai Shi


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