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Great Doubt: Practicing Zen in the World
“Like other religions, Zen Buddhism encourages faith or trust–but it also encourages doubt. There are however, 2 kinds of doubt: skeptical doubt and great doubt. Skeptical doubt is of little value indeed–along with greed, hatred, ignorance and pride–skeptical doubt is usually considered a defilement, a hindrance, or a poison. That kind of doubt gives rise to a hesitant attitude that keeps one from entering the Way. Great doubt, the kind of doubt that Zen values, is something entirely other. There is good reason it is called great doubt.” from the introduction
Walnut Torii 002
16 1/2" wide x 8 " wide x 4" high The angles of the top and legs are mirrored throughout the cross piece, and what a striking statement this table makes. This unusual piece of walnut has both the darker wood with the slightly warmer color...
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