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In my view, learning Zen without a teacher is like learning to play guitar without an instructor. Good luck.
Well, it is pretty hard to argue against odds of one in a billion, eh.Eric clapton was self taught I believe...
he's pretty awful for a guitar player though....compared to Segovia for example...
Or one in One.Well, it is pretty hard to argue against odds of one in a billion, eh.
Oy vey.Or one in One.
Well, it is pretty hard to argue against odds of one in a billion, eh.
“There is no path that leads to Zen.
How can you follow a path to where you are right now?”
–Robert Allen
In my view, learning Zen without a teacher is like learning to play guitar without an instructor. Good luck.
path is required if you have not realized 'right now', 'stopping' a path is also a path.
the problem is the trap of thinking there is more to gain, somethign to learn, a magic formula, a nice shiny sticker.....
there isn't, hence no path.
Well, it is pretty hard to argue against odds of one in a billion, eh.
just making clear, path and no-path are not the same, so one who is already in a path should travel to no-path, hence there is a path, different from all other path.
yes, but you're travelling to where you are already...
yes, but you're travelling to where you are already...