Zen Buddhism Discussion Forum - Topic: Its Wiser Not To Be For Evils, Nor Directly Against Them

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One day Huang Sanku, a Confucian scholar asked Hui-tang Tsu-hsin
(1025-1100), one of the well known Chinese Ch'an masters:
-What is the Great meaning of Budhha dharmas?
Hui-tang replied:
-Confucius once said: "I hide... continue...

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		Posted on Oct.02.2012 @ 12:49PM EDT by genericzen its wiser not to be for evils, nor directly against them, but not aligned with them at all, evil is always aligned with good, good is always aligned with evil, they need eachother to? exist, and perpetually feed upon one another, until you realize that there is no good without evil (or at least bad) and vice? versa, there cannot be fulfillment... theres a way to actually live that life, the life of the sage, if it is your true spirit, dont be pulled to either side, let them fulfill themselves, this is the fullest wisdom, though it will be called empty foolishness in practice.
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Reply from Avisitor Oct.02.2012 04:04PM EDT →Email Avisitor		In practice, lean not forward nor backward ... else you will fall.
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