Only Do, Only Don't Know.
“Only do and only don't know” those two words that Zen Monk of Korea, who is now deceased, traveled around the world. What more words do you need?
Zen is always simple, sometimes too simple, and rather more brilliant, the interpretation of a single character amounts to 80,000 Sutra.
The first book of my life is also titled "O," and in the title of this article, everything I have to say in "I don't know" and "O" is already over.
Later words were added to the sufferings of the monk's mercy. In most Buddhist scriptures, the beginning begins with, "Like this, I have heard it," because it was not written by the Buddha himself in his lifetime, but by the memory of his disciples after his death. "Like this I've heard" the sermon is over.
The Buddha's words did not even begin, but before he first opened the book, everything he had to say was finished.
The old Zen masters, like a living carp, like a wave that will sweep everything down, are now alive or dead, so they are not allowed to leave a message during the sermon.
But I'm beckoning hard to tell you this only thing I don't know and don't know, like a drowning man asking for help.
Even if the shape of my hand is frivolous and ugly, anyone who has seen the essence will immediately extend a helping hand, regardless of the shape, because the core of my action is "help."
It goes the opposite way of my efforts to raise questions such as "I'm offended by your shaking hands" or "I don't know why your oriental-faced English pronunciation is European."
That's why he said it was enough to hear the first word "O" from "Only."
If you still don't know, let's go all the way to "only" with the next word, it only means a lot, it could be "one," or it could be my favorite ad phrase, "What else?" It's not that I want to stay still when I see it in our daily lives.
Because the world works organically, including myself, it doesn't mean that you want to stay still, it doesn't mean that you want to move.
To give you an example of me drowning and floundering, almost everything from all physiological symptoms is not what I do, even places where I don't want to urinate suddenly and should never be released cannot escape the law of doing.
If you think about it, you'll understand, and furthermore, success and failure aren't something that I can do alone.
What's the point of saying that even a piece of salami can't be put into my body and digested at my will?
Today, by the way, I'm falling into the water and asking for help, and at the same time I'm shouting with German-style English pronunciation, trying to show you something I don't know and don't know.
Fall into the deep sea in a sudden situation, your hands and feet will naturally preach, even if you don't want to.
Only do, only don't know.
