From small and constrained to spaceousness

…We are caught in the net when we take ourselves very seriously, when everything looks small and tight and constrained and constricted. But when we let go of all that and come back to zero point, then what appeared to be constricting and constraining transmutes into something that is quite open and wide.

Don’t Know Mind: the spirit of Korean Zen by Richard Shrobe, Shambhala books 2004, p. 105

More on a wet weekend

May bank holiday Monday and we have another day of wind and rain. I think this won’t help Gordon Brown’s popularity. Just some marking and an exam board on June 10th at work and I can rise to something more creative.