PAGE SIX. a oe | . 7 ; . THE REVIEW . Wednesday, September 8, 1971
THE JACK SCOTT COLUMN

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BY JACK SCOTT Thus, an example by Dr. 4 spring night; - reminder, a tiny book mark in the

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Among the many appealing | Suzuki of one man’s moment of Sounding the flute, vast volumes of an individual’s ; 656- A311
aspects of the Zen philosophy, an | marvelling. Or, an example from A man passed by. inner explorations. Sidney’s own personalized car sales. *
abiding interest that stayed with | Maraini:: The profit, of course, can only The curious thing s not that the No Gimmicks — No High Pressure. a rd
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the concept of the personal] 4 day when Fuji is unseen

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‘search for truth through poetic Veiled in misty — winter

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expression. : . ception, a reference point along |' PP : :
, Buddhism in every form, in That day, too, is a joy. the way to his own Oe western non-literary man hardly
fact, invites the non-literary derstanding. ever consigns the fruits of his

person to distill his meditation |" What sort of poetry is this, the | The Zen philosophers hold that | ™editation, if any, to paper.
into writing. In Japan, par-| westerner may ask, conditioned | enlightenment is not reached by | There were never so many
ticularly, the results are both | to the cadenzas of shaving cream | intellect, but by the subjective | Professional writers and so few

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Tea Room where the proprietor
invites his patrons to inscribe
their poems, thoughts or ideas on
his papers walls.

Since the Japanese delight in

Thus, in matters of the spirit,
we seem to have a_ sort of in-
scrutability,. a sense of em-
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that we're concerned with

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westerner whose ear for poetry is.
“tuned mainly to the singing
commercial. Yet it's easy. to
agree with Dr. D. T: Suzuki, the

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