1. Pszeudó Zen story - the master's and Titok
Tóni talks IV.
Pszeudó Zen story - what Buddha saw
The master told a story about his childhood with pleasure. Kept it, that the beginnings
of the spiritual life, it is necessary to look for it in the childhood involuntary pictorial
affections, involuntary searches, and the késõbbieket it is necessary to connect it with
this. Kept recalling it with pleasure, what he called childhood word chewing.
- You know it Tóni, that I in my childhood, I had a hard time with it, that I repeated a
word long in myself, and an idõ, I realized that the word is meaningless, and felnõtt I
returned to this in my age, this was the single moment of my spiritual life. I realized it,
that that, Buddha noticed, the single child may notice it. What is based on direct
eyesight, which everybody may notice, is the value only with direct eyesight in the big
teachings. The most important, what is visible with direct eyesight, that transitoriness.
Pszeudó