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DISAMBIGUATION
DISAMBIGUATION
Content or else left discontented.
Full of content or else empty; open to
A blossoming in contentedness.
Void and avoid after all cousins;
It’s all about words and worlds
give or take a letter or two.
“You should stop words and letters,”
Says Dogen, “and learn to withdraw
and reflect on yourself.
“When you do so
your body and mind will naturally fall away,
and your original Buddha nature will appear.”
I THINK
I THINK
You know
How it is
Of course
You know something
… At 6
… At 16
… At 36
… At 56
And at each point
What you “know”
Is vastly deeper
Than earlier knowings
Yet nothing has changed
It was always there
To been known
But you weren’t yet
POINTS OF VIEW
POINTS OF VIEW
To assert one should live without opinions
Is both clearly impossible and paradoxical
But to defend them or argue them to others
Is both quite pointless and often dangerous