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TOPIC: RINZAI VS SOTO |
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Posted on Apr.22.2008 @ 03:44AM EDT by hamish26
Hey there, I was just curious about what everyones thoughts were on the differences between the Japanese sects of Zen were? Any thoughts would be much appreciated!!
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Reply from shayne
Apr.22.2008
10:55AM EDT
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snibbler will get you the facts. |
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Reply from 9999999
Apr.22.2008
01:46PM EDT
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both suck |
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Reply from 9999999
Apr.22.2008
01:47PM EDT
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that is rin sucks soto sucks and we suck
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.22.2008
07:43PM EDT
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Quote: "snibbler will get you the facts. " ......... nope
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Reply from shayne
Apr.22.2008
08:25PM EDT
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didnt want to snibbler? haha |
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.23.2008
12:42PM EDT
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Nope, I just suck:) |
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Reply from Lynnoh
Apr.23.2008
12:44PM EDT
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peanuts? |
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Reply from Lynnoh
Apr.23.2008
12:46PM EDT
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woah bright light ! |
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Reply from ______
Apr.23.2008
06:08PM EDT
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Reply from Woodsman
Apr.23.2008
06:36PM EDT
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Now see, there is that single eye picture again. What's with that? No, I don't wanna know. |
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.24.2008
01:12PM EDT
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Sure?... Really, really, don`t want to know? Coome aaan!.. Read... read... U want this information, feast my friend FEAST! (l:0P
Origin
In its current form, the symbol first appeared in the west during the 17th & 18th centuries, but representations of an all-seeing eye can be traced back to Egyptian mythology and the Eye of Horus. However, it is first in Buddhism that the eye is associated with a triplicity. Buddha is also regularly referred to as the "Eye of the World" throughout Buddhist scriptures (e.g. Mahaparinibbana Sutta) and is represented as a trinity in the shape of a triangle known as the Tiratna or Triple Gem. 17th-century depictions of the Eye of Providence sometimes show it surrounded by clouds. The later addition of an enclosing triangle is usually seen as a more explicit trinitarian reference to the God of Christianity.
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An alchemical woodcut, showing the all-seeing eye of God floating in the sky |
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Reply from glorymind
Apr.24.2008
03:01PM EDT
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The judging eye? Superego? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ego#Super-ego
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Reply from Woodsman
Apr.24.2008
03:44PM EDT
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Nope! I'm not lookin'. or out. oh crap. |
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.24.2008
05:09PM EDT
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Oooohhh.. Horus! The first pagan Jesus!! Sizzling, rrrrhhhh....:) |
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.24.2008
05:16PM EDT
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Quote: "
The judging eye? Superego? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ego#Super-ego
" ......... Ooohhh.. You must read about Jung and Synchronicity! How events might occure beyond statistical probbabilities and.. John? U reading? Shoooo! U know knowledge is dangerous for you!:)
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Reply from ______
Apr.24.2008
05:18PM EDT
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ay ai ay ai ay ai aiiee ayee ee eee
nurr ai ay ai ay ayeee |
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.24.2008
05:30PM EDT
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(soon.. bear with me just a little longer, it`ll all not make sense in the end, ok?) |
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Reply from glorymind
Apr.24.2008
05:38PM EDT
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"How events might occure beyond statistical probbabilities and.. "
You might like this book: http://www.enlightenment.com/media/bookrevs/conscuniv.html
As I understand: statistical inconsistencies in psi experiments cannot be ignored... or something.
Anyway, enough mythology. |
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.24.2008
05:57PM EDT
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Yeah!Lets be zen again!:) Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm...... Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm......Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm...... Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm......Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm...... Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm......Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm...... Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm......Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm...
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Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm......Aaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuummmmnmmmmmm....... |
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.24.2008
06:03PM EDT
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Hmmm.. Theire dumping the price, can`t be that good.Think I`ll better try and convince a friend to buy it first, maybe check it out a year or two before it dissapears.. Yeah, and then I`llI decide if it`s worth to buy the book or not, might do that, might do that , |
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.24.2008
06:09PM EDT
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Aaahhh... Thank God for youtube, this dude better be good gloria!:) |
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.24.2008
06:15PM EDT
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zzz zzz zzz zzz... |
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Reply from ______
Apr.24.2008
06:17PM EDT
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Reply from Snibbler
Apr.24.2008
06:25PM EDT
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Ooh.. Thnx:) nifty with subtitles |
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Reply from Woodsman
Apr.24.2008
07:20PM EDT
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No no... nuuuu....
Ok, I'll have another 11 please.
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Reply from Woodsman
Apr.24.2008
08:04PM EDT
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It's not the fact that it doesn't work. I just wanna know what they mean. Is it a code, a language, what?!
never mind.
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Reply from ______
Apr.24.2008
08:29PM EDT
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Eh? |
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Reply from Woodsman
Apr.24.2008
09:34PM EDT
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I'll shut up. |
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Reply from glorymind
Apr.24.2008
09:46PM EDT
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Quote: "It's not the fact that it doesn't work. I just wanna know what they mean. Is it a code, a language, what?!
never mind. " .........
I believe its most modern incarnation is as a symbol adopted by Freemasonry. You wont find much on the Internet except conspiracy theories (ironically by Christians - a primary tenet of Freemasonry being belief in God). The horus represents the all-seeing-eye of God. (here is a wonderful example, with nice pictures!: http://www.geocities.com/endtimedeception/seal.htm)
Hail Satan, everybody: http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/january2005/210105devilhand.htm
Almost as chearful as Merry Christmas. |
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Reply from ______
Apr.24.2008
09:49PM EDT
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Amazing. It's a picture of spinelamp, illuminating eye. |
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