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  • Kyonin
    Dharma Transmitted Priest
    • Oct 2010
    • 6748

    #31
    Re: For my students

    Thank you, Taigu.

    Very useful list. It makes the way clear.
    Hondō Kyōnin
    奔道 協忍

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    • Seimyo
      Member
      • Jan 2012
      • 861

      #32
      Re: For my students

      Thank you Taigu.
      Thank you Jundo.
      Thank you all.

      Gassho,
      Chris

      明 Seimyō (Christhatischris)

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      • Kaishin
        Member
        • Dec 2010
        • 2322

        #33
        Re: For my students

        Good for all, formal student or not!

        Thank you to both Taigu and Jundo for your tireless dedication.

        _/_
        Thanks,
        Kaishin (開心, Open Heart)
        Please take this layman's words with a grain of salt.

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        • Rimon
          Member
          • May 2010
          • 309

          #34
          Re: For my students

          Fantastic Taigu. Big commitment. It captures very well the spirit and the practice of Treeleaf.

          So difficult, and so easy

          Gassho
          Rimon Barcelona, Spain
          "Practice and the goal of practice are identical." [i:auj57aui]John Daido Loori[/i:auj57aui]

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          • disastermouse

            #35
            Though I fall down; deep appreciation, Taigu.

            Gassho

            Chet

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            • senryu
              Member
              • Jul 2011
              • 54

              #36
              Thanks a lot Jundo and Taigu Senseis for nourish our practice with this extremly clear list...
              I will print it, and put it available to see it every day... and of course do it.

              Gassho
              Senryu
              Please forgive any mistake in my writing. Like in Zen, in English I am only a beginner.

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              • Dojin
                Member
                • May 2008
                • 562

                #37
                Thank you Taigu. i especially liked the fact you said most won't meet this criteria but it is something to strive to.
                i consider myself a buddhist. but to be honest i have probably lost track of that definition. i can not say what i am but myself.
                i sit daily (i miss a sitting very rarely) but thats pretty much all i do. i try to live my life according to my best understanding of the way but with time i have lost the intellectual pursuit and found only life. i live my life but nothing more i dont think of it as anything but what it is. as Jundo says drop all resistance to life and just live ( Jundo forgive me if my paraphrasing lost the original meaning).
                i might not be a formal student or an informal or anything else. but i do consider you and Jundo my teachers and treeleaf my home. for that i thank you from the bottom of my heart.

                Gassho, Dojin.
                I gained nothing at all from supreme enlightenment, and for that very reason it is called supreme enlightenment
                - the Buddha

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