Holding, Wanting, Checking, Making Mind

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Holding, Wanting, Checking, Making Mind

By DonationResource Dharma Talk

All divisions, binaries, and opposites are products of our habitually dualistic thinking mind. Zen practice is a direct way to integrate and harmonize all divisions, binaries, and opposites. “What is this?”, Tim asks. “Don’t know.” is it’s exploration.

Original Talk: 2016

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