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Posted on Feb.28.2007 @ 10:54AM EDT by Mushin
I would like to create my own little zen garden, i realize there isnt exactly any set method to making one, and from what I hear its possible to get all the materials at a local gardening store, but does anyone know what type of sand is used? ive yet to come across the seemingly shimery looking sand ive seen in so many zen garden pictures. In addition, if anyone has their own, please elaborate on it as i enjoy hearing about other zen garden ideas for inspiration.
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Reply from Woodsman
Feb.28.2007
11:51AM EDT
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I use lava rock and white marble chunks. Made a big yin/yang symbol which I'm sure they can see on the moon, them moon creatures. |
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Reply from stephen
Feb.28.2007
12:47PM EDT
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"the seemingly shimmery looking sand Ive seen in so many zen garden"
This takes place only after the monk has blesses the garden. MU |
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Reply from Woodsman
Feb.28.2007
01:22PM EDT
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After I bless all gardens, I become a monk. |
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Reply from -----0
Feb.28.2007
02:25PM EDT
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Is there any place not blessed yet? |
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Reply from Woodsman
Feb.28.2007
03:09PM EDT
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There is a very fine white silica sand used in bronze mold making, but you have to mask up around that stuff. I'd try one of the cement/landscaping places and ask em what you want. Heavy on the quartz I imagine. |
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Reply from free1500
Feb.28.2007
03:44PM EDT
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I had a beautiful Zen Garden, except my sons and their friends played Test Cricket on it all summer. Now it is even more beautifuller, at little battered but a true blessing to the eye. |
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Reply from Woodsman
Feb.28.2007
04:25PM EDT
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Oh, I just Googled 'Zen Garden Sand' and got mountains of the stuff... crushed down for your enjoyment of course. |
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Reply from Lynnoh
Feb.28.2007
05:18PM EDT
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Quote: "I use lava rock and white marble chunks. Made a big yin/yang symbol which I'm sure they can see on the moon, them moon creatures. " .........
cresent moon |
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Reply from ______
Mar.01.2007
05:46AM EDT
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oh boy, oh mama. |
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Reply from ______
Mar.01.2007
07:39AM EDT
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Quote: " "the seemingly shimmery looking sand Ive seen in so many zen garden"
This takes place only after the monk has blesses the garden. MU " .........
That takes place after the bull has shit all over it. |
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Reply from whatzen
Mar.01.2007
10:28AM EDT
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Quote: "Is there any place not blessed yet?" .........
And is there any place that is not the Blesser or the Blessing?
What an interesting word, Bless.
B
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Reply from Lynnoh
Mar.01.2007
01:04PM EDT
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Bless would be a pretty name |
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Reply from whatzen
Mar.01.2007
03:03PM EDT
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Quote: "Bless would be a pretty name" .........
Especially if your last name is Ing. |
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Reply from Lynnoh
Mar.03.2007
02:41PM EDT
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:) |
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