really love Hyakujou's fox. so many deep insights. I especially like the dismantling of the student/teacher duality. one can truly learn from any source
@@facemanva6021 forgive yourself for being wrong oh ye of little faith, I have no ego at all! That is what makes me better than everyone else in history, therfore the most enlightened. Maybe you haven't heard 🤷 but I am awesomeness itself, due to my humility.
@@wsjacksonjr Your sayings are about 'positive' self! It's still got egoistic clings. Look at the sky, the stars, planets, etc are moving in order & harmony. Look at the water & wind, it moves effortlessly to facilitate and nurture life. Look at the trees, plants, etc they are growing everywhere without exception. Be like all these ....be like Nature! One's Nature is like all these! Exist and exist not! Doing, not doing anything and yet left nothing undone! Carefree! Nature is One's best Teacher!
Seeing all the beauty of nature and realizing I am the pinnacle, the best, the funniest, the most handsome person, and probably the best fighter ever too, that is why dissolving my ego was so important; it's what makes me so much better than everyone else.
It might be said that the alternative rock movement of last generation was a result of Zen Koans. We learn that we don't have to identify with everything that is real. We may live in the moment or live for the kingdom. May every day be my funeral again!
Koan or kung-an originated from China. They were compiled by Chinese zen/chan masters of the 8th to 12th centuries. Bodhidharma brought chan/zen to China from India. It was later brought to Japan.
As a child, I pushed the gear selector to park as my mother was reversing. She slapped me. One cannot be cannot stop others from moving backward without knowing the right time
Could anyone please explain to me the meaning behind the Persian comment? “I thought a Persian had a red beard, and now I know a Persian with a red beard” is it some cultural reference? I don’t really know anything about Persians.
I think its indicative of the color of Persians beards sometimes being red. Hence the line "I though a Persian had a red beard" as a stereotype for Persians having red beards usually. The line "now i know a Persian with a red beard", is indicative of after receiving the slap, one's face turns red. It's not clear whether he had a red beard before, but now it's clear that he has a red beard after the slap.
I think the proverb of the persian red beard means that there is a difference between not knowing and knowing. He only heard that a persian had a red beard, but after meeting him now he knows that it is a truth. The persian here stands for the ego clinging to definite answers which are embodied in the same pattern of questions he keeps getting. I think that the fox/monk was reincarnated in the student's body to ask him the same question all over again. The question might differ, but the pattern stays the same: ego clinging to clear cut definitions.
Amazing video !! I have a question, how does one arrive at a state of No Mind (stop thoughts), what exactly should be done to stop anxiety? Thank you 🙏🙏
How can Zen help anyone as it is good for nothing. Zen has no purpose, for no one, and no one is in there. Things happening and to happen, all that is - is what it IS! Buddha Ji Gong famous koan "Why the Sun rises from the East?" It took SK Sum a few years to break thru' & realized 💥 its meaning. Later Ji Gong asked SK Sum "What is YOUR meaning of Zen?" SK Sum replied "The whole World is 1 single Sunset." 😊🙏🙇♂️🌷
@@onthegrind8580 When he is sharing the Wrong information, that's not 'just sharing knowledge'. His intention might be good; but the effect is spreading falsehood wittingly.
Okay, so let me tell you quickly how it went. In india, we have a word called "Gyaana" which means wisdom. When Chinese came, they took it with them but it was hard for them to pronounce it. So, Gyaana became "Chaan". Then, after japanese chinese encounters, chaan came to Japan in the form of "Koan". Basically, all three are same- Gyaan, chaan, koan.. all of them loosely mean word of wisdom.
@@ketantiwarik10 So then, some of it is from India, some of it is from China, and some of it is from Japan, even if we use the teachings of the Japanese and use bits of their language to find it. Interesting.
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It was a delight to work as narrator on this project. Thank you for posting this.
- Richard Di Britannia
Thank you, your narration was serene to listen to 😊
You have a very soothing voice, a really beautiful voice to listen to. Thank you
really love Hyakujou's fox. so many deep insights. I especially like the dismantling of the student/teacher duality. one can truly learn from any source
Once you know the way broadly, you see it in all things. - Miyamoto Musashi
It was easy for me to dissolve my ego and become the most enlightened person on earth, because of my humility.
Dissolve your humility!
Because your humility still carries an ego or egoistic self! 🙏🙏
@@facemanva6021 forgive yourself for being wrong oh ye of little faith, I have no ego at all! That is what makes me better than everyone else in history, therfore the most enlightened. Maybe you haven't heard 🤷 but I am awesomeness itself, due to my humility.
@@wsjacksonjr
Your sayings are about 'positive' self! It's still got egoistic clings.
Look at the sky, the stars, planets, etc are moving in order & harmony.
Look at the water & wind, it moves effortlessly to facilitate and nurture life.
Look at the trees, plants, etc they are growing everywhere without exception.
Be like all these ....be like Nature!
One's Nature is like all these!
Exist and exist not!
Doing, not doing anything and yet left nothing undone!
Carefree!
Nature is One's best Teacher!
Seeing all the beauty of nature and realizing I am the pinnacle, the best, the funniest, the most handsome person, and probably the best fighter ever too, that is why dissolving my ego was so important; it's what makes me so much better than everyone else.
@@wsjacksonjr
No One is like anyone else;
Self Nature of everyone same!
Difference is - some are Awakened;
And many are unawakened! 😊
It might be said that the alternative rock movement of last generation was a result of Zen Koans.
We learn that we don't have to identify with everything that is real.
We may live in the moment or live for the kingdom.
May every day be my funeral again!
Koan or kung-an originated from China. They were compiled by Chinese zen/chan masters of the 8th to 12th centuries.
Bodhidharma brought chan/zen to China from India. It was later brought to Japan.
The one about the law of causation, i did hear Sadhguru talk about being enlightened and having more karma than a regular person.
Sadhguru is a grifter and shill for the WEF.
As a child, I pushed
the gear selector to park as my mother was reversing. She slapped me. One cannot be cannot stop others from moving backward without knowing the right time
I have awakened to realize I'm asleep .so I've risen to the ground.10,000 miles not searched looking for my self I think...
Could anyone please explain to me the meaning behind the Persian comment? “I thought a Persian had a red beard, and now I know a Persian with a red beard” is it some cultural reference? I don’t really know anything about Persians.
I think its indicative of the color of Persians beards sometimes being red. Hence the line "I though a Persian had a red beard" as a stereotype for Persians having red beards usually. The line "now i know a Persian with a red beard", is indicative of after receiving the slap, one's face turns red. It's not clear whether he had a red beard before, but now it's clear that he has a red beard after the slap.
I think the proverb of the persian red beard means that there is a difference between not knowing and knowing. He only heard that a persian had a red beard, but after meeting him now he knows that it is a truth. The persian here stands for the ego clinging to definite answers which are embodied in the same pattern of questions he keeps getting. I think that the fox/monk was reincarnated in the student's body to ask him the same question all over again. The question might differ, but the pattern stays the same: ego clinging to clear cut definitions.
re: the fox
"His Name is Robert Paulson, His Name is Robert Paulson, His Name is Robert Paulson"
Whatever we say is meaningless. Ignore this comment.
@Creatotron "yes"
YESN'T
Amazing video !! I have a question, how does one arrive at a state of No Mind (stop thoughts), what exactly should be done to stop anxiety? Thank you 🙏🙏
Bruh stop trying to do stuff.. whole point is that you don't have to do anything
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Slovenija
The ancient Greeks also used riddles.
Quiet your mind!
I have a mind?
Never mind...
Beautiful
How can Zen help anyone as it is good for nothing.
Zen has no purpose, for no one, and no one is in there.
Things happening and to happen, all that is - is what it IS!
Buddha Ji Gong famous koan "Why the Sun rises from the East?"
It took SK Sum a few years to break thru' & realized 💥 its meaning.
Later Ji Gong asked SK Sum "What is YOUR meaning of Zen?"
SK Sum replied "The whole World is 1 single Sunset."
😊🙏🙇♂️🌷
Koan developed in Japan? Mate, you're in disillusion
Yeah... maybe China... or earlier in India
Geez Bro he's just sharing knowledge
@@onthegrind8580 When he is sharing the Wrong information, that's not 'just sharing knowledge'. His intention might be good; but the effect is spreading falsehood wittingly.
Okay, so let me tell you quickly how it went. In india, we have a word called "Gyaana" which means wisdom. When Chinese came, they took it with them but it was hard for them to pronounce it. So, Gyaana became "Chaan". Then, after japanese chinese encounters, chaan came to Japan in the form of "Koan". Basically, all three are same- Gyaan, chaan, koan.. all of them loosely mean word of wisdom.
@@ketantiwarik10 So then, some of it is from India, some of it is from China, and some of it is from Japan, even if we use the teachings of the Japanese and use bits of their language to find it. Interesting.