An Old Zen Rule Of Thumb Is

Whenever We Say A Person's Name, Notice Whether We Have Stated More Than A Fact. For Example, The Judgment, 'she's Thoughtless' Goes Beyond The Facts 'she Said She'd Call Me And She Didn't.

There Is No End To The Opening Up That Is Possible For A Human Being.

None Of Us Would Choose To Be Sisyphus; Yet In A Sense, We All Are.

An Old Zen Rule Of Thumb Is Not To Answer Until One Has Been Asked Three Times.

How Do We Know If Our Practice Is A Real Practice? Only By One Thing: More And More, We Just See The Wonder. What Is The Wonder? I Don't Know. We Can't Know Such Things Through Thinking. But We Always Know It When It's There.