An Account on Zen Buddhism and Contemporary Western Society

In order to explain the emptiness, you must understand the current life principle of "Do not put off life at a certain moment in the future", the present Zen practice, and those gained from those experiences (Koller , 282). Dogen pointed out that "every idea has to be put into practice of the way". [Remember] [1] Today, I emphasize the concept of unity between experience and intelligence, only live at the present time. . You should not rely on the past and you should not blindly stay in the future; this will eventually lead to pain.

In Zen, they explain this strange phenomenon by quoting two kinds of thinking - observing thinking and thinking. This is a general concept in Buddhism and contemporary Western therapies such as Acceptance Therapy (ACT) are starting to focus on how it will help solve our daily emotional problems . You may have noticed that the mind of thinking is always gone. When waiting in line, when you are on important meetings, when you want to sleep, when you are a writer like me "get out" in a conversation with someone, when you are going to stay in the day you It seems particularly lively when sending the words.

The following Zen Buddhist disclosure is not Zen Buddhism disclosure. Indeed, all the content that I wrote about Zen Buddhism in this article only makes its meaning ambiguous. If "meaning" refers to the important attribute / quality of things and events that are intentionally conveyed through the media. Grammar component From the beginning, we do not apply at all to the temporary definition and the consistency of various definitions in other parts of the world, nothing we think is neither an item nor an object, I understand immediately that it is not. Even if you recognize things, that is attributes, you just believe that people only exist in illusions ... ....

The Zen Buddhism Suzuki (1870-1966) of Japan played an important role to bring Zen to the West, his Buddhist modernist's work is very influential in the United States. Suzuki's world view is Zen influenced by Romanticism and transcendence, which promotes spiritual freedom as "voluntary and liberal consciousness transcending reasonable wisdom and social customs". This Buddhist concept has influenced the fallen writer and the modern representative of the Western Buddhism Romanticism was Gary Snyder. A young American young monk Tanisaro Bic criticized "Buddhism Romanticism" in his writings.