How can we belong to every group and reject no one?
How can we feel at peace with every aspect of ourselves?
Zen, as used here, is a method for working with the mind, but I warn you that the use of the practices may lead you to experience deep interconnection with the universe, even a loss of the self you thought you were. Of course, then your mind is free to change. Who is doing the changing? You. And also you.
See, I love these weird twists, but even if you don't, you can still learn to meditate, to watch your mind, to manage your feelings and attention, and generally appreciate your life for what it is.
By the way, though I am a formal Zen student, I am in NO way authorized to teach Zen. What I offer here is my particular digestion of what I've learned filtered through my experiences as a psychologist and odd human.
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Psych 501
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Zen and the Art of Changing the Mind
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Psychology of Inclusion
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