This second part of Caryn Shudo Silberberg’s Zen art exhibit is another example of objective art. It portrays the relative, daily life in all it’s radiance. The relative, like the absolute is shown in it’s true ungraspable nature.
– Doen
“Within darkness there is light
But do not look for that light”
from the Identity of the Relative and the Absolute
This photographic show by Caryn Shudo Silberberg is the first part of a poem in images about the relationship of the ordinary and the sacred. It is the result of long training in Zen as well as the photographic tradition that runs through John Daido Loori Roshi and Minor White to us.
– Doen
“Within light there is darkness
But do not try to understand that darkness”
from the Identity of the Relative and the Absolute
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Doen Sensei discusses the differences between learning from a living lineage and learning from a book.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miRd2qCp4No
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