posted on Dec, 11 2020 @ 10:00 AM
a reply to:
Itisnowagain
Looks great, thanks!
I like Bodhidharma's way very much, from what I know of it.
It's interesting; he advocated something he called "wall gazing." The conventional school of Soto Zen takes this literally, and monks meditate staring
at a wall.
Another view, however, is that he was really talking about making your gaze itself "wall-like;" that is, not quiet meditation but learning to turn
your vision into a kind of mental wall that confronts all aspects of reality equally, as if gazing in a mirror, maybe. Don't know if this reading is
valid but it interests me.