Japan Zen Peacefulness Meditation
July 19, 2008
I spent ten days in Japan in the summer of 1980. I have developed a major desire to go there. As I get older and more sedate, I find I admire meditation and peacefulness. A Buddhist monastery for retirement learning and contemplation is sounding better and better.
The food is healthy and I am eating less as I get older. The American ideal of the giant steak somehow seems less attractive nowadays.
I do not understand much of what I read in Zen writings. Could only be a simple practitioner.
The Japanese people must be doing something right. They have the longest life expectancy in the world.
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