Sunday, July 22, 2007


Zen and Education

  • All of life all of universal activity are in the state of Musabi, Movement, Becoming


  • Discovering our physical limitations causes us to reflect on the deepest meaning of harmony and conflict and to strive for a level of consciousness above the ego, closer to the creator.


  • Silence and action are modes of training that teach us to still the mind and see inside


  • Attitude reflects the spirit, training cleanses the foundation of the body and mind.


reference:


Saotome, M. (1993). Aikdio and the Harmony of Nature. Shambhala:

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