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what is the marketplace?

September 17, 2011 by Genju

Mu.

Posted in 108 thoughts, reflections | Tagged 108Enso, Ox-Herding | 2 Comments |

the most intimate

September 16, 2011 by Genju

In the beginning

is now.

In all space

is here.

In the body

is a thread.

In all shadow

is a vanishing.

In the heart

is the most intimate

not knowing.

Posted in 108 thoughts, reflections | Tagged 108Enso, Ox-Herding | 1 Comment |

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