What would Rinzai think of a dancing master?
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"When two true hosts meet, their presence becomes a dance, transcending words and technique; it is the intensity of life itself that matters, not the performance."
According to Osho, Rinzai would perfectly understand a dancing master: when two 'hosts' meet, no words are needed—their presences dance. He would value totality, intensity, and the roar of living intelligence over technique or talk. Any authentic expression—Yaa-Hoo!, laughter, or dance—counts, provided both are present, participatory, and not mere spectators.
Why this matters practically
- Shift from performance to presence in whatever you do.
- Engage totally—no spectatorship—in conversations, work, or play.
- Use simple acts (a shout, a laugh, a dance) as gateways to awareness.
- Engage totally—no spectatorship—in conversations, work, or play.
- Use simple acts (a shout, a laugh, a dance) as gateways to awareness.
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