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The Zen of Advaita - Stephen H. Wolinsky Ph. D.

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teach?” might say, “A dog isbarking.”For most <strong>of</strong> us from theWest this is quite striking,as our point <strong>of</strong> reference isimagining we are a separateindividual entity, person or beingthat can learn a skill, and bylearning a skill you can becomea <strong>Zen</strong> Master or a <strong>Zen</strong> TeachingMaster.For the <strong>Zen</strong> Master nothing couldbe further from the truth. Why?Because nothing is happening,a dog is barking, the sun isshining, the <strong>Zen</strong> Master isteaching, the grass is green, atnight the sky gets dark. In otherwords someone realizes it or not.Nothing is more significant thananything else and in <strong>Zen</strong>, (hint:another One Hand Clapping) all isone seamless occurrence or event.Not.No DescriptionsIn <strong>Zen</strong> we do not name, label ordescribe.27

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