The Role of Doubt in Zen ~ Q+A with Daizan

Daizan explains the powerful role doubt or "wanting to know" can play in our Zen practice, and how this kind of doubt differs from doubt about our understanding.
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Zenways promotes and encourages activities and practices that enhance human wellbeing, balance and awakening (satori or kensho - the enlightenment of Zen) in the many different situations we find ourselves in. Over many years of strict training, in Japan and the west, Julian Daizan Skinner received dharma transmission and permission to teach in both the Rinzai and Soto lineages of Zen. He now teaches at the Yugagyo Dojo in London, UK. May these recordings help you and those around you to find and realise the truth.
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[@chrispiche342]

To doubt or not to doubt. To be full of doubt. To pierce the bubble with a sliver and burst open. To shatter conceptions. To be free of form with soft skin, supple and attentive. A lovely, calm voice free of gender guiding
us to the un-known known, the effervescent zest of life.

[@cecile8938]

Could you call it has well Awareness?

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Certainly - it's a type of awareness - an attitude in your awareness