With palms together,
Strong Zen: we are now wireless and untethered from a hard-line to the laptops, but one of our phone jacks is inoperable. Thank goodness for wireless, walkaround, phones. So, our bedroom is a maze of wires and blinking lights, but I am able to sit at the desk in the living room and write to you.
This was a several day, many continuous hour process. I am pleased that it is over, but also pleased that we managed to get through it with a minimum of serious stress.
I look forward to getting back to short dialog and daily posts.
I was studying koan case Number 36 in the Gateless Gate collection translated and commented upon by Senzaki roshi outside on the patio this morning in the pre-dawn hours. The case is entitled, Meeting a Master on the Road.
Gaso said, "When you meet a Zen master on the road, you cannot say speak, you cannot remain silent. What will you do?
Dear Zen students, what is your answer?
Be well.
Saturday, September 27, 2008
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