From nothing to everything to nothingness again....
Looking at an Asian tradition there may be 99 out of a 100 practices that may seem to be part of something greater, but really it might be that 1 single habit or thought that gives them their sense of peace whilst believing it to be a mix of everything or maybe even something in particular that shines a greater importance...
The dances, the way the hair is perfected, the food and musical traditions, the rituals, bows and politeness, may all be highly symbolic and come together to achieve a beautiful experience, however, the transcendental nature of what they practice may simply be in the 2 minute meditation of the zen circle.
Complete nothingness has everything.
Like white, everything, all colour of possibility is entwined into an invisible state of no-thing-ness
Looking at an Asian tradition there may be 99 out of a 100 practices that may seem to be part of something greater, but really it might be that 1 single habit or thought that gives them their sense of peace whilst believing it to be a mix of everything or maybe even something in particular that shines a greater importance...
The dances, the way the hair is perfected, the food and musical traditions, the rituals, bows and politeness, may all be highly symbolic and come together to achieve a beautiful experience, however, the transcendental nature of what they practice may simply be in the 2 minute meditation of the zen circle.
Complete nothingness has everything.
Like white, everything, all colour of possibility is entwined into an invisible state of no-thing-ness
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