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On the other hand one could say that it's a pretty shallow understanding of Zen, given that Buddhism assumes that everything in the mind - being a part of natur
by aaimnr 11y ago
On the other hand one could say that it's a pretty shallow understanding of Zen, given that Buddhism assumes that everything in the mind - being a part of nature - is fully conditioned (deterministic), as opposed to Christian view of a human as a holy, God-like creature, distinctly different than the rest of nature.
- typon 11y agoI agree. I think the same concept applies in Daoism. Sort of giving yourself up to the flow of the universe. That's why I only said "zen-like".