Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Tao Te Ching Chapter 16-6 Stillness
Today's Tao
Going back to the root is called stillness. (Ch.16)
To return the root, which is Tao, is easy.
Use Reverse Thinking.
It is a simple technique.
All you have to do is to switch the cause and the result.
You can easily go back to the state of stillness, the state before the things are projected in your hologram.
Reaching the state is called Satori in Zen Buddhism.
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-Constancy 16-8
-Satori 16-9
-Calamity 16-10
-Know constancy 16-11
-Public 16-12
-King 16-13
-King = Heaven 16-14
-Heaven = Tao 16-15
-Eternal 16-16
-The body decomposes 16-17
-Tao by Matsumoto / Tao Te Ching / Chapter 16
-Tao by Matsumoto / Bumo misho izen. The state before things are created (or projected) is called "Bumo misho izen" in Japanese. It means "before your father and mother were born". The article has an extract from the chapter Buddha Nature in Dogen's «Shobogenzo».
-Heat 45-9
Lao Tzu answers your question!
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-The Japanese adore Jizo. He doesn't preach us. He doesn't impose us his dogma. He likes to be in the place which people don't pay attention to. But he is always there. He is there to help us when we really need help. For most Japanese, he doesn't belong to theoretical Buddhism. He is part of animism. Jizo is a good friend of all the kids like Hello Kitty, Doraemon, Pikachu, Yugi-o or Naruto.
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