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Zen in the West

Ivy

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actually I'm serious, I am a Quaker. The term "practicing Quaker" turns out to be kind of irrelevant as there's very little to practice.
 

ThatsWhatHeSaid

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actually I'm serious, I am a Quaker. The term "practicing Quaker" turns out to be kind of irrelevant as there's very little to practice.

I believed you! :)

Still though...

:dry:




lol
 

Ivy

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I'm with you though, I don't really see it as a corrolary to Buddhism. For one thing it's not really as regimented as Buddhism. We have a Won Buddhist temple nearby that I've spent some time at (my daughter went to summer camp there last year or the year before, I forget--she likes to go to their childrens' services, and I've gone to their weekend meditation a few times alone) and it's a lot more specific than Quakerism which is very simple and open-ended.
 

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I might look into becoming a Quaker. I wonder if I could get Limey to become one with me? ;)
 

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You may be too fashionable to be a Quaker, Jen. ;)
 
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