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“C'est dans la reconnaissance de nos différences identitaires que s'inscrit des échanges interculturels riches et francs à la base d'une société équitable pour toutes ses communautés.”

Book:Concepts Ka

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“Nous gardons la parole. Nous ne divulguons jamais où se trouve la ruelle où nous baisons, où s’étend la plage où nous nous dévêtons, où s’élève le bâtiment où nous dansons. Croix de bois, croix de fer. Ces lieux sont à nous ; les dévoiler au grand jour, de façon ostentatoire, nous mettrait en danger, c’est aussi simple que ça.”

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Book:Les racines secondaires

Source: Les racines secondaires

“The spirit of the place is not not friendly. Meals begin in silence; once everyone is seated, someone slaps the wooden clackers and leads a little chant. The food is often amazingly good, and despite the growing number of vegans in the ranks, heaps of delicious cheese are often melted and sprinkled and layered into the hot things that come out of the kitchen. At breakfast, watch the very senior people deal with rice gruel, and you'll know enough to spike yours with brown sugar and stir in some whole milk or cream, and you could do much worse on a morning in March. ("You can't change your karma, but you can sweeten your cereal," whispered an elderly priest when I nobly and foolishly added nothing to that blob in my bowl during my first stay at the farm.) Once eating is under way, the common dining room looks rather like a high school cafeteria; there are insider and outsider tables, and it is often easy to spot the new students and short-term guests—they're a few minutes late because they haven't memorized the schedule; they're smiling bravely, wielding their dinner trays like steering wheels, weaving around, desperately looking for a public parking space, hoping someone will wave or smile or otherwise signal them to safety I asked a practice leader about this, and she said she knew it was hard but people have to get over their self consciousness; for some newcomers, she said, that's zazen, that's their meditative practice. I think that's what I mean by not not friendly”

Zen Center

Book:Shoes Outside the Door

Source: Shoes Outside the Door

“Quantum Power is transformative. It’s the power to change not just oneself but also to influence the world in a positive way. It’s the power to dream, to aspire, and to achieve. It’s the power to stand up and have a positive impact in your life and in the world, and to be a force for good in a world that needs it today, and will continue to need it if there is a tomorrow.”

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Book:The 7 Laws of Quantum Power

Source: The 7 Laws of Quantum Power

“By the mid-1960s, students at Zen Center called their teacher Suzuki-roshi. The title roshi traditionally was accorded only to a few venerable Zen masters in Japan; however, in the West, it became customary to refer to all Zen teachers who receive Transmission as roshis.”

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Book:Shoes Outside the Door

Source: Shoes Outside the Door

“It is really striking," says Gary Snyder, "that so very many people at Zen Center reject the term religion when it is applied to what they are doing. What is any religion? A little ritual, a little superstition, and some magic. That's Buddhism.”

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Book:Shoes Outside the Door: Desire, Devotion, and Excess at San Francisco Zen Center

Source: Shoes Outside the Door: Desire, Devotion, and Excess at San Francisco Zen Center

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