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Ted Biringer
...Like Zen koans, The Five Ranks is one way that this wisdom is transmitted. True Zen expressions are direct expressions of wisdom, which can only be realized by wisdom. When we take up a koan,... More »
Ted Biringer
There is not a single objective particle in the entire universe; all that you perceive is nothing other than your own mind... Both self and objects are nothing but conceptual ideas based on dualistic thinking.... More »
Ted Biringer
After a talk, Jenny asked, "Is the unnamable void the same thing as the true mind? " Louie Wing said, "The ‘ unnamable void ’ and the ‘ true mind ’ are both provisional terms... More »
Ted Biringer
Not realizing that the liberation you seek is functioning perfectly in your own mind, you search far and wide, study various doctrines, and seek guidance from enlightened teachers. Even if your aspiration is genuine, if... More »
Ted Biringer
If you see through the illusory nature of the myriad things, and awaken to the reality of your own mind-and even if you merge with the unnamable void-that is still nothing but a dream in... More »
Ted Biringer
Once, before a talk, Charles asked, "Which spiritual tradition is the closest to the truth?" Louie Wing said, "The spiritual guides and awakened teachers of all the great traditions did not preach and demonstrate the... More »
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