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Ted Biringer
Both sitting and walking meditation are excellent ways to step back into your own fundamental awareness and I recommend them to everyone, especially beginners. However, no particular style of meditation is right for everyone. ~The... More »
Ted Biringer
Good friends, all of the great masters urged their hearers to illumine the teachings of sages and actualize the wisdom of reality through observation meditation. Having awakened to the innate function of nonthinking through the... More »
Ted Biringer
Good friends, post-kensho practice and enlightenment is what taking the path of Zen is all about. If the path of Zen called only for achieving a state of emptiness or pure awareness or some other... More »
Ted Biringer
The sun, moon, sky, and stars, Mountains, rivers, plants, and animals, Houses, streets, pots, and pans, All stand up when you stand up. ~The Flatbed Sutra of Louie Wing
Ted Biringer
The buddha-dharma that is the universe is full of numerous qualities and wonders without end. There are " worlds in the four directions," even in this present moment, and in a single drop of water.... More »
Ted Biringer
. As long as you continue to indulge yourselves in conceptual pursuits discerning what is spiritual and what is mundane, you will continue to be controlled by delusion. No matter how great your learning and... More »
Ted Biringer
Danielle asked, "Is there any practice that is best for awakening?" Louie Wing said, "The practice of ceasing conceptualization is best. If you can simply cease from habitual discrimination, your own luminous awareness will shine... More »
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