Born in Vietnam during the Vietnam war, Cuong Lu emigrated to the Netherlands in 1980 where he later studied at Plum Village under and later became ordained by Thich Nhat Hanh.
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This is what Zen describes as the pathless path. We are already the path and there is no path to follow.
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But there is one thing where it comes into its own, where it really is a stone-cold killer: that thing is chatting about Buddhism.
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For years, I thought doors were simple things. They opened or they did not. You were home or you were not. A number was a number. A floor was a floor.
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The women became a blur of warm, rich light. This was the phase transition. It was no longer a script I was delivering to an audience. It was like a dream that arises all at once, where I was all of it: the audience, the script, the woman in the special borrowed uniform at the table earnestly reading.
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