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I am leaving Treeleaf to pursue other practices. I wish everyone well and safe journey on the path.
Gassho Will
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To save all sentient beings, though beings are numberless.
To penetrate reality, though reality is boundless.
To transform all delusion, though delusions are immeasurable.
To attain the enlightened way, a way non-attainable.
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Hello Will!
I've always been impressed with your constancy, and I have enjoyed your talent in all your creative modes of expression--music, film, skateboarding, your eye for beauty and the generosity with which you have shared these with us.
It is a pleasure to have gotten to know a bit about you here, and I wish you well in all your ventures and adventures.
Take good care.
Will, i'm going to miss your posts, your music, your experience and the particular wisdom you shared with us all. Wishing you the very best. Gassho Kent
My goodbyes were little premature, and deserve some explanation It think.
Something I wrote:
Certain traditions on the Buddhist path point to the same end: Realizing our true nature. In doing so, ending suffering. However, when one has a certain attainment of that realization, is it necessary to move from one practice to another? Traditions may have their special differences, but really that is all beside the point. What really matters is the simple truth that is recognized by pursuing them.
I am continuing to sit Zazen and have no intention of changing that. I am not spiritual shopping. However, my participation in the forum will be minimal while I explore other Buddhist traditions, and practices.
Be well
Hands Palm to Palm
Will
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To save all sentient beings, though beings are numberless.
To penetrate reality, though reality is boundless.
To transform all delusion, though delusions are immeasurable.
To attain the enlightened way, a way non-attainable.
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