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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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Reply from leoj99 Dec.24.2012 04:51AM EDT		You Have Everything, but You Don't Have Yourself
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Reply from Joe Chip Dec.24.2012 06:48AM EDT		An absence of everything is nothing. An absence of something is nothingness.
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The Philosophical Frog and the Centipede