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Zen and the Art of Whatever
here are some clips from...
Zen and the Art of Whatever By David Gerrold I knew a zen master. I asked him about life. He said, "Life is empty and meaningless." I said, "That can't be so!" He said, "And it doesn't mean anything that it doesn't mean anything." And I still said, "No!" Then he said, "And that gives you the freedom to make it up to mean whatever you want it to." And I said, "Ahh!" *** Do you see the invisible cat? Of course not. That proves it's there. ** Q: Why is the universe here? A: Where else would it be? *** They are quite funny, and so true! Take a look at the rest http://www.taoism.net/enter.htm (Click on Tao Articles---then find Zen and the Art of Whatever in the list) |
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