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When the body is healthy and normal, people forget
it. It is when they are absorbed in work with joy
that they forget the existence of the body. Likewise,
the hands are in their best condition when they are
working but forgotten, and people are working most
efficiently when they are not conscious of doing work.
In addition, if I tell myself, ¡®I am showing such
kindness but..¡¯ or ¡®I am loving so ardently but..¡¯,
I am not showing kindness or loving ardently in the
true sense. If I am truly kind, working for others
itself will be my pleasure. That is, I am doing it
for my pleasure not because of others. In other words,
only when we abandon the idea of confrontation with
others or the concept of profit and loss, we can dispel
the thought of ¡®doing good for others.¡¯ When one forgets
the existence of self he is living the greatest life.
Similarly, as soon as I seem to have grasped something,
saying, ¡®This is Zen! This is the life of Zen!¡¯ the
world of Zen slips away. This is why ancient Zenists
said, ¡°Îçèâܬîî ÝÕØ¡Ùþí® òÁò¦ìÑãý ̸àõà÷ÝÖ.¡±
The life of Zen is to make efforts to remember myself
and to manage and stabilize my situation and environment
however urgent and unstable the environment is. In
other words, entering into the life of Zen does not
mean entering into a world that is far different from
the world I have lived so far. It simply means awakening
from illusions. We often think we are in the east
while we are actually in the west or vice versa. We
sometimes want to move things, which have to be in
the west, to the east, or things, which have to be
in the east, to the west. That is, presuming that
it is better to do this way or that way, we give ourselves
to useless thoughts. If we truly believe it is good
we may have to do it, but we hesitate. In general,
we are excessively concerned over things irrelevant
to us. We feel jealous, hate and envy. Zen is an effort
to liberate us from such unnecessary agonies. |
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