It’s something that reveals itself in practice. It’s always there, glimpsed in moments. And with time those moments can come more often. They can be a source of inspiration in your life. You’ll always have work to do from the point of view of Zen. There’s never a kind of moment that suddenly everything is OK forever. As long as you’re alive there will be problems, which are both sources of suffering and opportunities for awareness. But the moments of letting go that come in practice are a source of inspiration which gives us the strength to be able to let go in daily life, when it’s appropriate, and come back to the silence within, beyond the personal ego. And maybe we play
our games more skilfully, with less attachment, with less anxiety.
Interesting post Teo. Thank you for sharing.
