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Posted by AudioHead on September 10, 2004 at 14:00:43:
Believe Zen is Japanese flavor of Mahayana Branch of Buddhism
from China. Zen's emphasis on not-doing, we believe derives
from Mahayana's absorption of Taoism's 'wui-wei'(non-action)after
Mahayana migrated from India to China earlier.
You might find mine and Doug Renselle's dialogue on similarities and
differences tween Buddhism and his Quantonics interesting, if inclined go to: www.quantonics.com, Letters Section, Dialogues
Twixt Doug and AH. Regards ~AH