Never Learn Anything from Anyone – Zen Embodiment
“Do not follow in the footsteps of the ancient ones. Seek what they sought.” Matsuo Basho Let’s go deeper into process. It seems like the readers are interested in this topic. S…
Date: February 7, 2016 Author: corey ichigen hess 6 Comments Photo of Kazuo Ohno by Eikoe Hosoe “Do not follow in the footsteps of the ancient ones. Seek what they sought.” Matsuo Basho Let’s go deeper into process. It seems like the readers are interested in this topic. So I thought I would focus more on how to get into our own process. As far as I am concerned, we can’t learn from anyone else. Getting into our own process is so incredibly personal. People can help us to become interested in discovering things for ourselves. But our own process must be unique. It is a
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