How to Practice Nari Kiru in a World of Cause and Effect ~ Q&A with Julian Daizan Skinner

In our third video of our three video series on 'nari kiru', Daizan answers the question of how nari kiru fits into the world of right and wrong, cause and effect.
Mini-series on nari kiru:
1. What is Nari Kiru and How Can it Help Me? • What is Nari Kiru and ...
2. How do we apply nari kiru in daily life? • How Do We Apply Nari K...
3. How does nari kiru fits into the world of right and wrong, cause and effect? • How to Practice Nari K...
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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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[@toketheoldman]

Super cool :) it's lovely how both things are true! On one hand, the suffering starts from our division of things into good or bad (who are we, anyway, to judge), and at the same time there are 8 aspects of life, we have to do 'the good way' to fix it! 😅❤😅

[@Vince-ml9gw]

Wonderful and thoughtful commentary. Yes, very much helpful. Thank you. 😌

[@Zenways_zen]

You're welcome, Vince.

[@inori49]

Very helpful - thank you! 🪷

[@Zenways_zen]

You're very welcome.

[@Bridget-op3lk]

What a wonderful story Daizan, thank you 🪷

[@Zenways_zen]

You're very welcome, Bridget.

[@MrNic]

Thank you Daizan. My practice lately has presented the things you speak of. The visceral reaction was to turn away, run even. Your words of encouragement and hope of resolve really mean a lot. In Gassho 🙏🏻 Nic

[@Zenways_zen]

Thanks for sharing. Wishing you the greatest success.

[@reubencain605]

Thank you Daizan. I think this is also possibly a good antidote to the feeling of oblivion or nihilism that one can be faced with at key points in the practice of waking up.

[@Zenways_zen]

Indeed - thanks for the comment