If this is your first visit, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
TRAVEL DIARY: DHARMA TRACKS Across AMERICA (7/16-8/26) & WASHINGTON RETREAT (8/9-14)
Thank you Yugen and thank you Jundo. Wonderful Sunday afternoon - sorry if I disturbed jumping up about a minute before the end bell but I heard the sound of a bell from somewhere!!
Gassho
Taikyo
Thank you Yugen and thank you Jundo. Wonderful Sunday afternoon - sorry if I disturbed jumping up about a minute before the end bell but I heard the sound of a bell from somewhere!!
Thanks Dosho. I have looked the recording and there is a distinct bell sound about a minute or two before the actual end bell and you and I are not the only ones that heard it by the look of things!
Gassho
Taikyo
Thanks Dosho. I have looked the recording and there is a distinct bell sound about a minute or two before the actual end bell and you and I are not the only ones that heard it by the look of things!
Gassho
Taikyo
Oh yes! I heard it too. I did that "I don't know what to do now thing" and even went so far as to move my bench out of the way only to have to move it back. The funny thing was that I was trying to be sneaky and quiet even though my mic was muted. :-)
I heard it too! My thought at the time was that someone had a meditation timer that sounded and microphone was not muted. No worries!
Yes, I do the "if I move slowly no one will notice" motion sometimes as well when I adjust posture. It is really instructive to sit with experienced folks - I noticed Jundo was still as a mountain during the zazen periods (I can hear him responding "but mountains walk in stillness....") . Other experienced teachers I have practiced with do as well. I am a "fidgeter" - so it's good practice.
Thank you all for your patience as this clueless novice fumbles forward.
Comment