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#184800 - 09/09/05 02:01 PM
Zen Lurkers
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Professional Poster
Registered: 07/31/04
Posts: 6660
Loc: Amherst, MA
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 Joel's quote! I've noticed that some folks, such as myself (and Cord) prefer to 'run silent'. Other folks of note have recently surfaced from the zen depths (probably a political bid!). Why the reticence? Care to share?
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#184801 - 09/09/05 02:12 PM
Re: Zen Lurkers
[Re: harlan]
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Free Rhinoplasty!
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Posts: 15629
Loc: York PA. USA
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MattJ = zen idiot
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#184802 - 09/09/05 02:28 PM
Re: Zen Lurkers
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Posts: 11399
Loc: Cambridge UK.
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I love the Daily zen thread, and find much on here fascinating to read and think on. however many of my thoughts that come from the ideas posted i find difficult to verbalise/put in writing. i tend to comment by equating/translating posts/quotes of a zen/eastern nature, to western philosophy as i have a rudimentary grasp of some of those concepts, and none of formal zen! i am conscious that this means that any comment I make could easily inadvertantly cloud or derail the thread, so try to post judiciously, or not at all (apart from the flippant funny ones- it does get a little serious here sometimes  )
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#184804 - 09/10/05 08:54 AM
Re: Zen Lurkers
[Re: harlan]
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Loc: London, home: Athens
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When you walk (click) in to the zen forum, the atmosphere changes. In the same way that if you were to walk into a zen garden, the voice would drop, te ego would go out the window and all would be relaxed. Why would it happen? I guess its the 'vibes' that you get off from a place like that, and an electronic version does not have to be any different. I seek refuge in the zen forum and I am sure a lot of people just feel very comfortable lurking here.
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#184805 - 09/10/05 12:05 PM
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Registered: 08/25/04
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Harlan, A bit of a respite from other topics where some 14 year old in the throws of junior high angst gets into a school yard brawl....and depending upon the posts or thoughts expressed, something that entices me or that I felt that I should add to. Otherwise, my stupidity will get in the way of my posts and I feel that, like a proper child of the 19th Century, one should be seen....but not heard from. Especially if all I do is talk with my mouth open while shoveling food in it.  -B
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#184806 - 09/10/05 01:31 PM
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"like a proper child of the 19th Century, one should be seen....but not heard from" That reminds me of my childhood, I was such a pretty child, that when our neighbours were having guests, they always wanted to borrow me 
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#184808 - 09/11/05 11:26 PM
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Quote:
"like a proper child of the 19th Century, one should be seen....but not heard from"
That reminds me of my childhood, I was such a pretty child, that when our neighbours were having guests, they always wanted to borrow me
I could probably stand to shut up and lurk some more, but honestly, I feel like I gain a better understanding when I try to reply or interpret something in the Zen forum.
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#184809 - 09/11/05 11:51 PM
Re: Zen Lurkers
[Re: harlan]
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Registered: 07/26/04
Posts: 6355
Loc: Georgia, USA
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I like to lurk in the Daily Zen thread. I learn quite a bit there and comment very little. Quite humbling to see others' understanding of things and how far I really have to go/how much I really have to learn.
Is there a destination? Do I want there to be one?(thoughts for another thread)
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