引用第1楼植物手机链于2006-11-04 18:17发表的:too abstruse
引用第4楼laputa于2006-11-05 22:06发表的:Finding a Diamond on a Muddy RoadGudo was the emperor's teacher of his time. Nevertheless, he used to travel alone as a wandering mendicant. Once when he was on his was to Edo, the cultural and political center of the shogunate, he approached a little village named Takenaka. It was evening and a heavy rain was falling. Gudo was thoroughly wet. His straw sandals were in pieces. At a farmhouse near the village he noticed four or five pairs of sandals in the window and decided to buy some dry ones.The woman who offered him the sandals, seeing how wet he was, invited him in to remain for the night at her home. Gudo accepted, thanking her. He entered and recited a sutra before the family shrine. He then was introduced to the woman's mother, and to her children. Observing that the entire family was depressed, Gudo asked what was wrong........
引用第5楼laputa于2006-11-07 11:18发表的:Is That So?The Zen master Hakuin was praised by his neighbors as one living a pure life........
引用第13楼channing于2006-11-10 23:12发表的:so this story just want to tell us that we should feel grateful and appriciation toward other's kindness..or want to convey something more deep.....
The cards read:I am departing from this world.This is my last announcement. Tanzan July 27, 1892
引用第17楼laputa于2006-11-14 19:20发表的:Great WavesIn the early days of the Meiji era there lived a well-known wrestler called O-nami, Great Waves.O-nami was immensly strong and knew the art of wresting. In his private bouts he defeated even his teacher, but in public was so bashful that his own pupils threw him........
