Re: re Theosophy, Zen, Buddhism, and ...
May 12, 2003 06:05 AM
by Steve Stubbs
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Mauri <mhart@i...> wrote:
> The following from D.T. Suzuki's "Studies in Zen"
> might be seen (by some?) as offering an interesting
> perspective:
What may not be apparent to some readers is that Suzuki is saying Zen
is not intellectual. Theosophists go to Baskin Robbins to read
magazines about ice cream and form a discussion group to argue
endlessly about what ice cream must taste like to those few who
belong to the Great White Lodge of ice cream lovers and incidentally
to identify "black magicians" who doubt they have it right. Zen
students go there to buy a cone and bite into it. The Theosophist
will invite you to a lecture about ice cream. The Zen master will
invite you to have a bite.
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