Es ist also auf dieser Welt illusorisch, an den Bestand der Dinge zu glauben.
Im buddhistischen Zen wissen wir, alles hat einen Anfang und alles hat ein Ende.
Ein schönes Beispiel hierfür ist der von mir und meinen Schülern angelegte "Symondsbury Zen Garden", an einem magischen Kraftort im Südwesten von England. Have a look...
http://www.masterhorstzengarden.com/
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