Don't Expect Applause

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  • Jinyo
    Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 1957

    #16
    Thank you Andy,



    Willow

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    • Myoku
      Member
      • Jul 2010
      • 1491

      #17
      Only now found your post, Kokuu,
      thank you for sharing and interesting how we could have so similar thoughts.
      Be well & Gassho
      Myoku

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      • Fugu
        Member
        • May 2013
        • 101

        #18
        Originally posted by Jundo
        Thanks Andy. I want to write something about how nice and wise your words are ... but am I doing you a disservice by complimenting you?

        Gassho, Jundo
        I believe in Don't Expect Applause, but I also believe that when we DO get it, we should Appreciate It Greatly.

        Man is a social animal. We have an innate need to be seen, heard and validated. That doesn't go away once we start to sit. If we ignore that fact, then a piece of our practice is missing.

        I always enjoy Andy's posts. He always gives me something to think about, not just worn-out zen cliche's. So here's looking at you, kid.....

        Gassho,
        Lee

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        • Entai
          Member
          • Jan 2013
          • 451

          #19
          There's nothing that I can add, other than my gratitude for this discussion. I find it very helpful.

          Gassho, Entai

          泰 Entai (Bill)
          "this is not a dress rehearsal"

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          • Rich
            Member
            • Apr 2009
            • 2614

            #20
            Thanks Andy for bringing up this very important point.



            Kind regards. /\
            _/_
            Rich
            MUHYO
            無 (MU, Emptiness) and 氷 (HYO, Ice) ... Emptiness Ice ...

            https://instagram.com/notmovingmind

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            • RichardH
              Member
              • Nov 2011
              • 2800

              #21
              Receiving praise feels just as squirmy as receiving blame, maybe even squirmier.

              Gassho Daizan

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              • Byokan
                Senior Priest-in-Training
                • Apr 2014
                • 4284

                #22
                Receiving praise feels just as squirmy as receiving blame, maybe even squirmier.

                Gassho Daizan
                Yes, I agree Daizan. Squirmier.

                Gassho,
                Lisa
                展道 渺寛 Tendō Byōkan
                Please take my words with a big grain of salt. I know nothing. Wisdom is only found in our whole-hearted practice together.

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