[Buddha-l] Paper: When the Saints Go Marching In (Lachs)

[JKirkpatrick]

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Sometimes I'm reading and writing in the German Zen-Email-List
'Zenforum'. Whenever I mention the words ethics and silas, people
there become very angry - they don't even like to discuss the
silas, because that's dualistic thinking and not Zen :-))


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"Whenever I mention the words ethics and silas, people there
become very angry - they don't even like to discuss the silas,
because that's dualistic thinking and 
not Zen :-))"

This interesting remark sums up my problem with the Zen modus
operandi: in Zen 
it's 'either/or', while I find 'both/and' to be more productive
of insight and compassion.

Best, Joanna K.