“First, there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, then there is.” Donovan.
<p>Ask any mountaineer about mountains; they will tell you mountains are a hard climb, more so if you don’t understand the mountain and don’t do it regularly. The ground is steep, stones are hard and doing the climbing is backbreaking if you are carrying too much stuff. Zen is about unburdening your stuff.</p>
<p>Zen is a rugged mountain to climb unless you climb it naked. How Zen sounding is that?</p>
<p>Buddhism has had twenty-five hundred years of cultural accretions, like barnacles on a ship. That is a lot of stuff to carry up the mountain, so let’s see if we can simplify what we carry.</p>
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