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Seeing through the Trading Matrix: Entering the Marketplace with Helping Hands (Zen Ox-Herding Picture 10)

November 9, 2010 by Terry Chitwood Leave a Comment

The tenth Zen Ox-herding picture or the tenth stage on the road to enlightenment in Zen Buddhism is called “Entering the Marketplace with Helping Hands.” Hixon writes: “Carrying a gourd, he strolls into the market. He leads innkeepers and fishmongers in the Way of the Buddha. Bare-chested, barefooted, he comes into the marketplace. Muddied and […]

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Seeing through the Trading Matrix: Return to the Source (Zen Ox-Herding Picture 9)

November 2, 2010 by Terry Chitwood Leave a Comment

The ninth Zen Ox-herding picture or the ninth stage on the road to enlightenment in Zen Buddhism is called “Return to the Source.” Hixon writes: “This waxing and waning of life is no phantom or illusion but a manifestation of the Source. Why, then, is there a need to strive for anything? The waters are […]

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Seeing through the Trading Matrix: Taming the Ox (Zen Ox-Herding Picture 5)

October 5, 2010 by Terry Chitwood Leave a Comment

The fifth Zen Ox-herding picture or the fifth stage on the road to enlightenment in Zen Buddhism is called “Taming the Ox.” Hixon writes: “With the rising of one thought, another and another are born. Enlightenment brings the realization that such thoughts are not unreal, since even they arise from our True Nature” (Coming Home: […]

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Seeing through the Trading Matrix: First Glimpse of the Ox (Zen Ox-Herding Picture 3)

September 21, 2010 by Terry Chitwood Leave a Comment

The third Zen Ox-herding picture or the third stage on the road to enlightenment in Zen Buddhism is called “First Glimpse of the Ox.” Hixon writes: “In every activity, the Source is manifestly present. When the inner vision is properly focused, one comes to realize that which is seen as identical with the true Source” […]

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Seeing through the Trading Matrix: Searching for the Ox (Zen Ox-Herding Picture 1-A)

August 17, 2010 by Terry Chitwood Leave a Comment

Near the beginning of The Matrix, Neo is asleep with his head lying on his right arm on top of his computer desk. His computer is automatically searching for information on Morpheus. Searching… Headline page after headline page comes up while Neo lies asleep. Later, Neo is in a club with Trinity. Trinity says: “Please […]

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