One of my favorite Buddhist texts is the Lesser M
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aluna
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kya
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putta Sutta, translated back in the early 20th century as "Questions Which
Tend Not To Edification." The Buddha was very practical, and I have no
doubt that had he been familiar with shakuhachi he would have added this to
his list of questions which tend not to edification and simply advised "go
practice!"
At 04:54 AM 5/17/2004, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I know the origin of shakuhachi (the instrument & the ancient pieces), yet i
>really dunno should we say: "The practice of shakuhachi is equivalent to the
>practice of Buddhism"?
>
>if yes, why? if no, why? if half-half... how many % / what aspects of
>shakuhachi
>practice is buddhism?
>
>- John
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