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Part of Zen tradition is to follow silly rules in order to become free of silly rules.

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How do zen people get motivated? Is sitting zazen a form of procrastination?

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Should you try to live a monastic life at home? 

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We discuss why a Zen vacuum cleaner comes with no attachments. We speak passionately about equanimity, and revel in non-attachment.

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In the triumvirate of the three jewels, dharma and sangha are inferior to the Buddha, but are they really?

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Some people say that Zen isn’t really Buddhism. We disagree.

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We discuss the bramavihara, or four divine abodes, and Jundo chants to bring the moon back.

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We discuss the paramitas, or the virtues of a bodhisattva.

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We answer the timeless question of, what is, who is a Bodhisattva.

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What’s all this stuff about rebirth? Can we really be reborn as the god of the perfect bagel, or as slugs?

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