US EditionThe Big Man Can’t Shoot
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The Big Man Can’t Shoot
From their very beginnings, both Zen and Buddhism itself have run counter to the way we ordinarily understand the world. Zen announced itself nearly 1,500 years ago as “a teaching beyond words and letters, directly pointing to the mind.” Unlike conventional study, Zen practice isn’t about acquiring knowledge but about seeing—about going beyond duality, beyond the delusion of self and other. The Buddha’s original teaching is no less radical. It …
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