Heres your Zen training for the year.

[Andre]

Ok Donny, thanks ,I heard you..
Here have some
Taoism:

A good walker leaves no tracks;
A good speaker makes no sips;
A good reconer needs no tally.
A good door needs no lock.
Yet noone can open it.
Good bindings need no knots yet noone can loosen them.

Therefore the sage takes care of all men
and abandons not one.
He cares for all things
And abandons nothing.

IF the teacher is not respected.
and the student not cared for;
Confusion will arise however clever one is,
This is the crux of mystery.

Lao Tsu

[wesrman]

I love zen proverbs (or whatever they're called).


So little time, so little to do.(Oscar Levant)


Like the clear stillness of autumn water—pure and without activity; in its tranquil depths are no obstructions. Such an one is called a man of Tao, also, a man who has nothing further to do. [Wei-shan Ling-yu (Isan Reiyû)]

[Andre]

Heres a large key : mankind is so busy doing, that he is no longer is being.
Human be ing..
That is the crux of his downfall he belives what is false through thoughts and speach instead of feeling and acting in what is true to his real form.