Dry
Eyes
Dry
Ice
. . .
Smoke But
Don’t Cry
You never know what we'll churn up in cleaning a stall
. . .
Smoke But
Don’t Cry

Sanskrit Dhyana was corrupted into Chinese Ch’an and thence, in Japan, into Zen.
The sixth patriarch insisted there would be an awakening in prajna (transcendental wisdom) rather than in mere absorption of quiet sitting …
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