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From: dgross@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Dave Gross)
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Subject: Re: Zen Books
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There's also "Zen Flesh; Zen Bones" (I forget the author) that is short on
analysis, but has enough "zenny" anecdotes to make your mind roll.  Also, to
see where it all began, you can look for "The Sixth Patriarch's Sutra," which
for several people, was the "last straw" that made them decide on Buddhism.


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The Buddhadharma is subtle, wonderful and difficult to measure.  All words and
phrases cannot come up to it...  What he practices is fearlessness, apart from
the path or words			-- {Avatamsaka Sutra}