everyday is a good day

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  • Kaishin
    Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 2322

    #31
    Thanks, all
    Gassho, Kaishin / Matt
    Thanks,
    Kaishin (開心, Open Heart)
    Please take this layman's words with a grain of salt.

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    • Dokan
      Friend of Treeleaf
      • Dec 2010
      • 1222

      #32
      When I read this thread this morning I immediate was brought back to a podcast I had listened to some time ago called The Good Life. It was a talk by Shugen sensei from ZMM where he taught on Blue Cliff Record #6. Why this stuck in my mind wasn't because of the talk per se, but rather a funny quip during the talk. He started by stating "Every day is a good day....with Zoloft." Now, I know he was being funny, and it was. However I think there is a truth here that could easily be missed. The "Zoloft" of our lives, whatever that may be for each of us, is added and unnecessary.

      Gassho,

      Dokan
      We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are.
      ~Anaïs Nin

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      • Risho
        Member
        • May 2010
        • 3178

        #33
        Thanks Dokan! I listened to that, and I just couldn't remember the name of the talk.

        Gassho,

        Risho

        PS I didn't mean that to sound competitive, like "oh look I know about that too". I meant it as sincerely enthusiastic that you found that because I've been racking my brain. lol
        Last edited by Risho; 10-18-2012, 08:48 PM.
        Email: risho.treeleaf@gmail.com

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        • Nindo

          #34
          Originally posted by Dokan
          When I read this thread this morning I immediate was brought back to a podcast I had listened to some time ago called The Good Life. It was a talk by Shugen sensei from ZMM where he taught on Blue Cliff Record #6. Why this stuck in my mind wasn't because of the talk per se, but rather a funny quip during the talk. He started by stating "Every day is a good day....with Zoloft." Now, I know he was being funny, and it was. However I think there is a truth here that could easily be missed. The "Zoloft" of our lives, whatever that may be for each of us, is added and unnecessary.

          Gassho,

          Dokan
          For all who didn't know either - Zoloft is the trade name of an antidepressant medication.

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          • RichardH
            Member
            • Nov 2011
            • 2800

            #35
            Trungpa described Buddhist practice as "surgery without anesthetic". This thread just brought that to mind. Gassho, kojip.

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            • glow
              Member
              • Apr 2012
              • 69

              #36
              Testing to see if I uploaded my pic correctly.

              Gassho,

              Glow

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