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    August 10th Recommended Threads

    I encourage looking at these threads, topics and posts today ...

    Please sit with a weekly Treeleaf Zazenkai ... any place and any time ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/foru...ENKAI-NETCASTS

    You can also still join any time our special Zazenkai with author/activist/Zen teacher SUSAN MOON ... she talks about practice with age and disability ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/show...her-SUSAN-MOON

    I recommend the most astounding Zen book I have read in 40 years ... Okumura Roshi's commentary on the Mountains and Waters Sutra ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/show...ers-Commentary

    Some Thoughts on Susan Moon’s talk by Kokuu ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/show...on%C2%92s-talk

    If you have the time(s) ... some questions on Dogen and Time ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/show...Dogen-and-Time

    It is just "stuff," but some of it is useful and meaningful ... How do people justify and rationalise the cost of "stuff" to practice? ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/show...ff-to-practice

    On the samenesses and differences of Soto Zen and Theravada practices .... Cooperation ... same but very different, different yet at heart the same ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/show...l=1#post227486

    About deer, insects, lions and squirrels ... and our furry sentient beings ... The little red squirrel ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/show...e-red-squirrel

    In our wordless bookclub ... moving along with WHAT IS ZEN? ... Awakening ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/show...ap-4-Awakening


    Reminder ... Especially for newer folks ... FEELING LOST AROUND THE COMMUNITY? Contact our "Sangha Buddhies" ... friends to help people find their way around ...
    https://www.treeleaf.org/forums/show...angha-Buddhies




    And DON'T FORGET! ... the experiment continues, and we need you! ... A TREELEAF EXPERIMENT with EVERYONE’S PARTICIPATION REQUESTED: “LAH” (Lend A Hand)
    http://www.treeleaf.org/forums/showt...Lend-A-Hand%29




    I am so glad if this place and the practice are benefiting you. If so, you might consider a DONATION to Treeleaf at this LINK, although there is absolutely no need or requirement to do so. Thank you.



    A Re-MINDer on SIMPLICITY:

    In a Zen Monastery, SILENCE or A FEW WISE WORDS are cherished over MANY WORDS. Thus, I advise folks to restrain the need to speak unless the heart truly calls. If you find yourself posting many times each day, maybe consider what truly needs to be said ... and when it is best just to answer with silence and an inner Gassho.

    SILENCE OR A FEW HESITANT WORDS OF FRIENDSHIP AND SUPPORT OFTEN SPEAK MOST PROFOUNDLY. Post when it is truly important to you and needs to be spoken from the warm heart.

    (BUT too much silence or shyness can also be excessive ... so take the Middle Way!)

    Also, to those who may get lost among the many threads and conversations in our Forum, please think of a monastery made of wood or brick, with 100 monks holding 10,000 conversations in the hallways, kitchen, Abbot's rooms and library (I assume no chatting in the Zendo where people sit Zazen).

    Would you need or want to hear or join in all or most conversations? Of course not! You would, at best, pick and choose the conversations relevant and helpful to you.

    So here too in our Sangha, NO NEED TO READ EVERY CONVERSATION: Try to note the ones that seem helpful to your Practice or interests, leave the rest. The above threads are a few suggestions.



    Oh, and we do ask folks to note that they have SAT ZAZEN DURING THE LAST DAY BEFORE POSTING IN THE FORUM (please read about that here):

    http://www.treeleaf.org/forums/showt...ore-Forum-Chat

    Gassho, Jundo


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    Last edited by Jundo; 08-26-2018 at 04:19 PM.
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