Sunday, February 24, 2019
Context, community, and the sermon on the plain
The Zen Master Shichiri Kojun sat reciting sutras when all of a sudden a thief burst in, brandishing a sharp sword. He demanded his money or his life. “Do not disturb me,” said Shichiri. “You will find the money in that drawer over there.” Then he continued with his sutras ...
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Labels:
context,
culture,
forgiveness,
love,
nonviolence,
reconciliation,
sermon
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