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Koan: Right and Wrong

Right & Wrong
When Bankei held his seclusion-weeks of meditation, pupils from many parts of Japan came to attend. During one of these gatherings a pupil was caught stealing. The matter was reported to Bankei with the request that the culprit be expelled. Bankei ignored the case.
Later the pupil was caught in a similar act, and [...]

Post from: Daily Buddhism, by Brian Schell

Koan: Right and Wrong



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