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Zen
is based on the practice of
transcendent
virtues with the most widely
used being generosity, moral
training, patient endurance,
energy or effort,
meditation, and
wisdom.
Ultimately, Zen
Buddhism offers
practitioners ways to heal their
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The Golden Rule:
The way you touch
another's life is the way your own reflection learns to
stand.
Your conduct shapes the
mirror you meet.
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You are what you think:
As your mind flows, so
your life takes shape.
Mind shapes being.
The ripple becomes the
lake.
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6Ws of Success:
A single grain becomes a
field only all 6Ws singers – Why, What, Who, hoW, Where,
and When – begin to sing in chorus
The seed of success
sprouts only when all six 6Ws winds blow.
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The gate opens when the
seeker no longer asks where or when – only why and how
to walk.
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Zen-tone KoRe Proverbs
for
Countries
Big-picture metaphorical proverbs, each one capturing the spirit,
temperament, or historical rhythm of the country.
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Japan: "The blade is sharpest when the
mind becomes still."
Russia: "The vast land listens longest
before it answers."
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Koiku
KoRe haiku-style
single-phrase prose poems
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Zen-style Parables
Short mind-opening, educational, and inpowering, and
action-oriented stories
by
Vadim
Kotelnikov and
AI MAGic
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"The Six Doors"
... The sixth is When. Without
timing, even wisdom arrives too
late...
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KoRe Proverbs are a collection of modern,
proverb-like sayings created by global innovator
and author
Vadim Kotelnikov (often referred to as VadiK,
Kotfucius, or
Wei Di).
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Intercultural
KoRe Proverbs are sets culture-specific
proverbs crafted in a KoRe spirit.
Being a
KoRe Thinking Innovation, Intercultural KoRe
proverbs convey the same wisdom in different
forms that are more relatable to representatives
of the target cultures.
Each proverb
reflects the cultural rhythm, metaphor, and
worldview of its tradition while conveying the
wisdom.
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