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Willing to feel humbled in the face of a higher law like the 10 precepts I am in doubt why it is part of some rituals to prostrate one in group. Shouldnt it be enough to meditate and work in community to find the way of the heart?

April 6, 2015, 9:08 amEvery depth of mind can of course be experience in our zazen, yet bringing this state of mind into our daily life can be challenging at times, and it is the rituals that help remind us, how to actually life the experience of zazen in our daily life. Remining ourselves of our deep mind which is within everyone, we bow.

Willing to feel humbled in the face of a higher law like the 10 precepts I am in doubt why it is part of some rituals to prostrate one in group. Shouldnt it be enough to meditate and work in community to find the way of the heart?

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