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#166932 - 07/13/05 12:54 AM
Re: Death of Daily Zen?
[Re: JoelM]
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Professional Poster
Registered: 04/17/05
Posts: 2724
Loc: Massachusetts
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I'll crack the ice and say with all honesty, it was a good break. reflection without language does the mind and heart good. I've been posting too much...I'm going to take a break myself.
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#166933 - 07/13/05 01:06 AM
Re: Death of Daily Zen?
[Re: JoelM]
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Enigma
Registered: 08/26/04
Posts: 2637
Loc: Malaysia
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To apologize is to admit faults, shortcomings or failings.
I see nothing of that sort here.
In any case, to apologize is not Zen, which erects no boundary and encompasses no time.
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I'll rather be happy than right, anytime.
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#166934 - 07/13/05 02:22 AM
Re: Death of Daily Zen?
[Re: ButterflyPalm]
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Prolific
Registered: 01/13/05
Posts: 11399
Loc: Cambridge UK.
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Dude, Its not like its your job or anything! You dont have a responsibility or obligation to do anything on this forum other than delete trolls.You are not a performing seal. 'roll up, roll up! see the philosophising Joel!!! Captured in the wilds of america, trained by tibetan masters via the internet!!! Do not get to close to the bars children, it aint been fed yet'  i missed my daily ponder, it has become an institution that many look forward to, but life has to take priority over typing stuff on a forum. Sometimes $hit happens. The reason I didnt pM you or anything is because i didnt want to nag or hassle you about it. That would have been rude, i am sure that is the same reason people didnt post too soon about its discontinuation. If things are too hectic at the mo' or you feel a little burnt out, why not hand the thread over to someone for a fortnight, remove the burden, and come back refreshed? Just an idea amigo. 
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#166935 - 07/13/05 08:17 AM
Re: Death of Daily Zen?
[Re: JoelM]
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Registered: 07/28/04
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#166936 - 07/13/05 08:26 AM
Re: Death of Daily Zen?
[Re: Kintama]
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Registered: 04/13/04
Posts: 1205
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I'm taking a break soon too, will be off-line a few weeks, so I have no choice, but I'm thinking it's a good thing. (how zen is that? first thinking and then dividing between good and bad  )
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#166937 - 07/13/05 08:36 AM
Re: Death of Daily Zen?
[Re: oldman]
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Professional Poster
Registered: 07/31/04
Posts: 6660
Loc: Amherst, MA
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I missed it. The whole 'rock thread' rocked me; I was too complacent (you whipper-snapper!)..and it left me tending wounds. Daily zen with a bite. Then Death. Zen morphed...kicked me in the butt...and I didn't like it. Where was my safe forum...place where I could hide out from the martial talk of the big boys? A place where I did not have to be big, or tough, or intimidated by everyone who knows so much more than myself.
You owe me nothing. Sometimes we volunteer of ourselves, and start a ball rolling...only to find that what was started from enthusiasm becomes a chore...an obligation. Or, as in my case with clan activities...comes to a screeching halt. Big time self-imposed guilt. I have about 200-300 people that have come to 'expect' from me...and they contribute little.
No one wants to steal your thunder, or impose ('hey...where is our entitled zen?') but perhaps at some point you would like to 'let go' of your baby...and let others hold it for a week or two...give your arms a rest.
To sum: Daily Zen piqued my interest in this website, and kept me coming back. Like a new coastline, I anchored and wandered a bit. But being a sailor at heart, I know better than to put down roots.
Edited by harlan (07/13/05 09:23 AM)
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#166938 - 07/13/05 09:35 AM
Re: Death of Daily Zen?
[Re: JoelM]
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Registered: 04/11/05
Posts: 1147
Loc: London, home: Athens
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Like I have said before, a student should not have expectations, they should just absorb what they receive as best they can. And like a student I never expected you to continue the daily zen. I just tried to absorb while it happened. Like Harlan, I find this forum a cool breeze from the heat of the other forums, and although not dependent upon the daily zen, what is a structure without foundations? I hope that the stress dissipates, and the reason for the stress becomes nullified. The zen forum should not be something that adds to your worries. Whenever you feel like going to this forum, you will be very warmly received 
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