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There’s an old Zen story: a student said to Master Ichu, ‘Please  write for me something of great wisdom.’
Master Ichu picked up his brush and wrote one word: ‘Attention.’
The student said, ‘Is that all?’
The master wrote, ‘Attention.  Attention.’
The student became irritable.  ‘That doesn’t seem profound or subtle  to me.’
In response, Master Ichu wrote simply, ‘Attention.  Attention.   Attention.’
In frustration, the student demanded, ‘What does this word attention  mean?’
Master Ichu replied, ‘Attention means attention.’

via Charlotte Joko Beck @ tricycle

Image via Bibliodyssey: Chinese Bird Album

There’s an old Zen story: a student said to Master Ichu, ‘Please write for me something of great wisdom.’

Master Ichu picked up his brush and wrote one word: ‘Attention.’

The student said, ‘Is that all?’

The master wrote, ‘Attention. Attention.’

The student became irritable. ‘That doesn’t seem profound or subtle to me.’

In response, Master Ichu wrote simply, ‘Attention. Attention. Attention.’

In frustration, the student demanded, ‘What does this word attention mean?’

Master Ichu replied, ‘Attention means attention.’

via Charlotte Joko Beck @ tricycle

Image via Bibliodyssey: Chinese Bird Album

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