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Website review: Zen Koans - AshidaKim.com

tet5uo tet5uo discovered this in Buddhism 147 reviews since Jul 11, 2004
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tet5uo discovered 47 months ago
Forget what you know. And what you think you know. Seek the absense of Mind.
scotsgirl rated 5 days ago
Just wonderful
jpmitchell7 rated 7 days ago
Very good Zen Koans. Obedience is my favorite.
radau rated 12 days ago
Zen Koans, about a hundred of them!
~Captain Obvious
BlueAyez2 rated 14 days ago
Zen Buddhist parables. They're real thinkers...
anmolmehta rated 4 weeks ago
List of Zen Koans.
onyxgod777 rated 2 months ago
you can find these in the small booklet "Zen Flesh, Zen Bones" by Paul Reps and Nyogen Senzaki. In it you can also find "The Gateles Gates", "10 Bulls" and the conversation between Shiva and Devi known as "Centering". Very powerful!
mochacoffee rated 4 months ago
Some nice short tales.
Bijou242 rated 4 months ago
Inspirational Zen Tales
JIR rated 5 months ago
An example of the koans: When Eshun, the Zen nun, was past sixty and about to leave this world, she asked some monks to pile up wood in the yard. Seating herself firmly in the center of the funeral pyre, she had it set fire around the edges. "O nun!" shouted one monk, "is it hot in there?" "Such a matter would concern only a stupid person like yourself," answered Eshun. The flames arose, and she passed away.
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