There are times when I'd happily buy my way out of anguish.
Like, right now.
Sadly, no one has offered to save me the trip.
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November 09, 2009
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About
- Zen teachers sometimes use the Ten Ox Herding Pictures to describe the path of awakening. Within this metaphorical framework, the ox symbolizes the secretive, unruly human mind.
- This weblog reflects my ongoing struggle with the ox. You can reach me (Barry Briggs) at oxherding [at] mac.com.
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Comments
- I’m truly grateful to everyone who leaves a comment on this blog. Even though many comments are generous and thoughtful, I’m often unable to respond to each one individually. Thank you for your understanding.
Finding the Ox
- Talk on the Ox Herding Pictures
This is the first of a three-part talk on the Ox Herding Pictures by Shinjin Young. - Ox Herding Pictures
Images from the outer walls of a hall at Songgwangsa Temple in Korea. - Ox Herding Pictures
In Asia, the Ox Herding Pictures are commonly painted on the exterior of temple buildings. This beautiful set is from Mu Sang Sah, a temple in the mountains of Korea. - Ox Herding Pictures by Shubun
A classic version, in the public domain. - Ox Herding Pictures by Yokoo Tatsuhiko
A beautiful version, painted in the early 1990s. - Ox Herding Pictures
Traditional version, artist unknown. - Ox Herding Pictures
Traditional version, artist unknown. - Ox Herding Pictures
Traditional version, artist unknown. - Ox Herding Pictures by Damien Crowe
Wonderful, modern version of the images. - Ox Herding Pictures
Photographs of a beautifully-painted version. Artist unknown. - Ox Herding Pictures by James Breslin
Modern, personal version. - Ox Herding Pictures
Modern version by unknown artist. - Talk on the Ox Herding Pictures
Talk by Zen Master Ji Bong.
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- I extend grateful appreciation to my daughter, Susie, who designed these sites; my wife, Susann, who daily calls me into relationship; Zen Master Seung Sahn, for crossing the ocean; and Zen Master Ji Bong, for patience over many years.
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the only thing i hate more than anguish is hearing the words "this will pass."
so i won't say it.
not even if you pay me.
:-)
Posted by: Genju | November 09, 2009 at 06:02 AM