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**KaterinaNJq** · 03-03-2010, 01:44 AM

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I feel I can understand your post Bill dear. Many people thinks that the practice of Buddhism is about not feeling anything and being impresonal avoiding any kind of emotion.

Nothing more far than that because Buddhist practice is about being mindfull about emotions in a sense to master them at the time they arise.

In zen we practice zazen with the Ten Bull teaching. For us is the cornerstone of our meditation practice and it has nothing to do with being emotionless about life.

03-03-2010, 01:44 AM	#4
KaterinaNJq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 439 Senior Member	from post #1 I feel I can understand your post Bill dear. Many people thinks that the practice of Buddhism is about not feeling anything and being impresonal avoiding any kind of emotion. Nothing more far than that because Buddhist practice is about being mindfull about emotions in a sense to master them at the time they arise. In zen we practice zazen with the Ten Bull teaching. For us is the cornerstone of our meditation practice and it has nothing to do with being emotionless about life.
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