“The most important part of the practice is for the question to remain alive and for your whole body and mind to become a question. In Zen they say that you have to ask with the pores of your skin and the marrow of your bones. A Zen saying points out: Great questioning, great awakening; little questioning, little awakening; no questioning, no awakening.”
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Martine Batchelor
Martine Batchelor, born in 1953 in the United Kingdom, is a renowned Buddhist author and teacher. Her works cover Buddhist philosophy, meditation practice, and the application of Buddhist wisdom in contemporary life. Batchelor女士 entered the Buddhist field in the early 1970s and received rigorous Buddhist training in India and Thailand, including meditation and academic research. Her writing style is clear and profound, aiming to help readers understand the core teachings of Buddhism and its application in modern society. more
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