Use "zen" em uma frase

1. It’s about two monks: the zen kind, not the kung fu kind

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2. Yet this prophet did not consider the irony of his youth About to contemplate the immaturity of his elders: 4t: The Zen Ship Splits into Reality

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3. (The Zen of laughter is of

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4. the mechanization and/or massive proliferation Of such techniques might: 1) promote a flatting of style, or 2) make Zen common sense (we here approximate the border Between the above and its inverse)”

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5. They seem as immiscible as oil and water: Zen, the peaceful practice of tranquillity, and the

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6. country into which Chinese Zen Buddhism spread, generations of monks joined the spiritual

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7. martial artist and we'll review the reasons why some life actions were separated from Zen and

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8. We can have sport or athleticism without Zen, but to have artistry we require spiritual

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9. The following Zen story illustrates this requirement:

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10. In religious terms, the ultimate object of both Zen and the martial arts' training is the conquest

11. I used to meditate in the Zen Center of San Francisco

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12. In Zen meditation (zazen), for example, the eyes often remain open

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13. For example, Zen meditation often uses the breath as the focus of attention

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14. The archery master in Zen in the Art of Archery expressed nonattachment in the following way when he said to his student:

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15. When Buddhism migrated to China, it met with Taoist philosophy, and from this encounter emerged what is known as Zen Buddhism

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16. Zen follows closely the original teachings of the Buddha

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17. However, Zen also has many of the playful aspects of Taoist philosophy

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18. We know a lot, however, about how Zen masters have taught their students over the years

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19. Because of the similarities between the Zen and Taoist philosophies, perhaps the teaching methods were similar

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20. Zen masters tend to use relatively few words in their teaching

21. There are famous tales of students working for years trying to attain enlightenment, and then the Zen master raises a single finger, or hits a student with a rod, and all of a sudden, the student’s mind opens

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22. The book, Zen in the Art of Archery,[174] describes one student’s long years of trying to learn Zen archery, with only the most cryptic guidance from his teacher

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23. In Japan, there is a long tradition of archery as a Zen practice

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24. In Zen in the Art of Archery, the author seems to describe an archer practicing not-doing while shooting

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25. Perhaps the archery master, in Zen in the Art of Archery, was referring to right action when he said that the archer practices his art in a state “in which nothing definite is thought, planned, striven for, desired or expected, which aims in no particular direction…” [272]

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26. Zen (Zen in Japan, Ch’an in China) is another branch of Buddhism that eschews theory and ritual, and holds to the original teaching of the Buddha

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27. Practiced all over the world, Zen emphasizes a master- student practice

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28. Zen developed long after the Buddha died, when Buddhism came to China and fell under the influence of the teaching of the Tao

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29. Zen masters are well known for not explaining anything

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30. When asked the meaning of Zen, master Butei simply lifted his index finger and said nothing

31. [118] Herrigel, Eugen, Zen in the Art of Archery, Kindle Locations 764-766

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32. [174] Herrigel, Zen in the Art of Archery

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33. [183] Herrigel, Herrigel, Zen in the Art of Archery, Kindle Locations 441-443

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34. [184] Herrigel, Zen in the Art of Archery, Kindle Locations 363-367

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35. [185] Herrigel, Zen in the Art of Archery, Kindle Locations 764-766

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36. Every movement was like Zen

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37. You should look up that book by that Zen guy

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38. “Ah,” I moaned realizing the game had taken on a new, albeit, very nice twist, “that would be the meaning of life according to the Zen Buddhist postulation on the moment of satori

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39. Even if zey cried in front of your very eyes and begged you to believe them, hoping zat some spark of your former life remained alive in you, if not in your mind, zen in your soul, still you vouldn’t be convinced

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40. Regardless of what information you may pour into your brain, and how well you may intellectually understand Buddhism, Zen or the Christian mystical traditions, the intellect is no match for the soul

41. True monk eye ear nose and tongue body is zen,

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42. later became the origin of Zen

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43. According to legend, that "smile" was handed down by 28 successive masters and much later became the origin of Zen

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44. offended, and I did not automatically achieve Zen once I got this

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45. Deconceptualisation and deconstruction of theoretical constructs (which reduces ‘useful information’) is an integral part of Zen meditation strategy and in many other meditative techniques found in various religions

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46. Upon their arrival at the front stoop, Zen

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47. Zen asked me out to dinner that same night and I left Daveda in the care of one of the

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48. After a quick shower and a change of clothes while Zen waited outside, I was ready to

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49. announcing to her about all the fun we were going to have with Zen; she kept asking whether

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50. sharp, there was no cab, but I knew Zen had probably been too optimistic to think that he’d

51. I called the hotel and asked if Zen Polenski had already arrived

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52. me in a bemused voice that no one called Zen Polenski had made reservations there

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53. I had planned to use Zen to get Daveda and me out of Jamaica, but in the end he’d been

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54. half a year ago with Zen Polanski, I worried I would never see him again—that he would just

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55. A Zen monk, for example, could be said to be almost perfectly (and excessively) disciplined

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56. This is referred to as Beginner's Mind in many Zen books

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57. Koans are enigmatic statements uttered by Zen Masters to their students

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58. Koan - Zen pointers to ineffable reality which appear as contradictions to the rational mind and cannot be solved by its reductionism

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59. Just let your mind wander, falling into a state of Zen meditation

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60. She has this refreshing Zen sort of Christianity going, where

61. Zen power and none to play with the needles twisting in my skin

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62. It was not long before the Zen master said when the student is ready the right teacher will

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63. Put the two words together and you have a process through which you feed yourself, one piece at a time, into the purifying digestive fires……… It‘s an unpleasant process……… basically like a Zen koan on steroids………All you really have to do is write the truth…… Sounds simple, doesn‘t it? Yes, that‘s all there is to it

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64. thoughts and action, and leaving in the here and now was discovered in Zen

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65. When Zen masters meet each other on the road, they need no introduction

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66. Before I had studied Zen for thirty years, I saw mountains as mountains, and waters as waters

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67. Ignorance and Karma come from our unconditioned surrender to the intellect; Zen revolts against this state of affairs

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68. Think of Zen, of the Void, of Good and Evil, and you are bound hand and foot

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69. Zen begins at the point where there is nothing further to seek, nothing to be gained

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70. Zen is most emphatically not to be regarded as a system of self-improvement, or a way of becoming a Buddha

71. Zen meditation is a trickily simple affair, for it consists only in watching everything that is happening, including your own thoughts, and your breathing, without comment

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72. When we open our mind-eye inwardly towards our true self, every movement and every act of ours is directly the way of Zen

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73. Zen is a way of liberation, concerned not with discovering what is good or bad or advantageous, but with what is

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74. Zen is the unsymbolization of the world

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75. What is the essence of Zen? Inwardly – no identity; outwardly – no attachment

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76. Third Zen Patriarch

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77. What is Zen? Zen is the unsymbolization of the world and all the things in it

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78. But if you are not thinking, what? This is where Zen begins

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79. Zen is not a pastime, but the most serious task in life – no empty head will ever venture near it

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80. Just this is the great disease of Zen

81. Zen does not confuse spirituality with thinking about God while peeling potatoes

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82. When Zen Master Fa-ch’ang was dying, a squirrel screeched on the roof, ‘It’s just this,’ he said, ‘and nothing else

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83. Being in the moment is a most desirable state of mind, which I would call Zen

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84. he could solve those Zen Koans, which to this day, I’m no good at

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85. In Zen it’s called the “Void” out of which all things come

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86. That’s why Zen has been called the wordless transmission outside of scripture

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87. Zen sees “God” as the depth of things – go deeply enough into a flower’s floweriness, and there

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88. Nature religions, Taoism, and out of the pure energy of that blinding Void came Zen, of which nothing

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89. Founded Soto Zen in Japan

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90. Known in the West for his writings on Zen

91. Note: (1904–71) Japanese abbot who taught Zen in the U

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92. Buddhist lamas of Tibet, acariyas of the Theravada of Southeast Asia, and Zen masters of East Asia use distinctive techniques

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93. Zen and the Brain /

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94. Zen, he called it

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95. "A Zen I crystal," he said

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96. He turned at the last split second and stepped beside her while grabbing her shoulder to keep from tripping over more Zen I crystals

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97. It arced up, then fell into the center of the piled-up Zen I crystals

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98. He held up a Zen I crystal bigger than the size of his fist

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99. Ben pointed at the circle of Zen I crystals with his sword

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