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What if the monkey crumbled the cheese between his hands and then hold some of it between his fingers making his hand small, and then when he took out his hand he sprinkled the crumbled cheese on a nice 4-cheese lasagna?
That sort of reminds me of that teaching story (it's told a lot in Zen circles) - about the monkey traps. (You know, the box with a hole in it - there's food inside. The monkey puts his hand through the hole to get the food - but when he makes a fist (holding the food), his hand become bigger than the hole - so he can't get out.
all he has to do, to run away and survive, is let go..........but, alas, the temptation of the food is too much
Was it? I just saw online that Pirsig had it in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (weird that I didn't remember it, since I loved that book as a teen).
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that would work. But legend has it, he just can't let go......
It really does bring to mind the importance of always having a small cheese grater with you. I understand the story now.
the trap is basically a hole drilled into a log with something "shiny" placed inside, then the hole is made smaller by bending nails over the opening. the idea is the raccoon will reach in for the shiny object but won't be able to withdraw his paw with the object in hand, and won't let go of the object.Was it? I just saw online that Pirsig had it in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (weird that I didn't remember it, since I loved that book as a teen).
I know that Jon Kabat Zinn put it in one of his early books - but I heard it dozens of times at Dharma talks (I used to live in a temple
People retell those stories all the time..........
Just my awesomeness and you'll be lucky to have it.
I have red wine and Sarah is coming over later. There may or may not be pizza too.
K, I'll be right over. Sarah's cool with me, right?
She'll be down after the second bottle. I know of such things.
Can we kick
@Pleco out? He's just gonna ruin things.
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