Sometimes we build a house, a zendo, a hut to practice meditation. We adopt some rules and etiquette and keep the place going. It may be not necessary, but it is a good help in the practice.
Sometimes we build a house, a zendo, a hut when we practice meditation. The only rules and etiquette is keeping the practice constant and steady. It may be not necessary, but it is a good help in the practice.
Every inhalation and every exhalation are stone blocks. They come in and out of your nose.
The house is built and destroyed in a moment. We build it up again and again until eventually it founds its foundation and it cannot be shaken anymore. From the outside it is small, almost invisible.
From the inside, it is boundless.
Weeds growing in the ceiling.
This reminds me of a Gordon Lightfoot song which says- “The house you live in will never fall down, if you pity the stranger that stands at your gate.”
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