cosmic salon
(126)
alex noble
(94)
haiku
(56)
second life
(51)
green prosperity
(42)
happy
(38)
Camp Happiness
(35)
Happiness
(33)
zaadz
(31)
dance
(25)
metaverse
(15)
virtual!
(15)
poetry
(14)
23CN
(11)
create!
(11)
alex noble's blog
(10)
postcards
(7)
zen!
(6)
suzuki roshi
(6)
new world notes
(6)
relax!
(6)
zen is right here
(5)
reflections
(5)
humor
(5)
photography
(5)
October 2009 (11)September 2009 (3)April 2009 (5)March 2009 (8)December 2008 (4)November 2008 (2)October 2008 (2)September 2008 (4)August 2008 (4)July 2008 (1)June 2008 (9)May 2008 (13)April 2008 (18)March 2008 (57)February 2008 (31)January 2008 (30)December 2007 (58)November 2007 (15)October 2007 (2)September 2007 (7)August 2007 (1)June 2007 (1)May 2007 (10)April 2007 (2)March 2007 (9)February 2007 (23)January 2007 (32)December 2006 (14)November 2006 (11)October 2006 (5)September 2006 (14)August 2006 (19)July 2006 (13)June 2006 (7)
Happiness
One night after a dharma talk, I asked Suzuki Roshi a question about life and death. The answer he gave made my fear of death, for that moment, pop like a bubble. He looked... More »
Happiness
I was struggling with questions about the meaning, if any, of life and death, and I told Suzuki Roshi that I was engaged in an existential philosophical quest. I told him how absorbing and exciting... More »
Happiness
A student, filled with emotion and crying, implored: "Why is there so much suffering?" Suzuki Roshi replied: "No reason." photo by alex noble From Zen is Right Here, edited by David Chadwick
Happiness
A student asked in dokusan, "If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, does it make a sound?" Suzuki Roshi answered. "It doesn't matter." photo by alex noble From Zen is... More »
Happiness
One morning at the Haiku Zendo in Los Altos, a group was sitting around the breakfast table drinking coffee, and a student asked Suzuki Roshi, "What is hell?" "Hell is having to read aloud in... More »
Happiness
A woman told Suzuki Roshi she found it difficult to mix Zen practice with the demands of being a housewife. "I feel I am trying to climb a ladder. But for every step upward, I... More »
Help
Sign In
