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Oxford (Kingston Bagpuize) Ch’an Week Retreat 15 – 22 August, 2014

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Bodhimandalas arise anywhere…
Humans will make a place good
All corruption is banished,
And insight gained.

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Essence of beauty
Essence of ugliness
At root
Where is the difference?

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The forest on the hill
Mind and nature
Nature and mind
Non-dual spacious realisation

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An Oxford Buddha
Glow of illumination.
Light abounds
Inside and out.

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Ch’an at work
Is always still
Even when
Movement abounds!
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Mind ground
All is useful
All is empty
Natural joy!

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Moving Taijiquan
Encounters ‘still’ Taijiquan.
Stillness and movement
Perfectly entwined!
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All begins
All ends
Time turns
The mind remains ‘still’…

'Licchavi Vimalakirti came to the foot of that tree and said to me, ’Reverend Sariputra, this is not the way to absorb yourself in contemplation. You should absorb yourself in contemplation so that neither body nor mind appear anywhere in the triple world. You should absorb yourself in contemplation in such a way that you can manifest all ordinary behavior without forsaking cessation. You should absorb yourself in contemplation in such a way that you can manifest the nature of an ordinary person without abandoning your cultivated spiritual nature.'
                                                                                                                                                                                        Vimalakirti Nirdesa Sutra


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