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Zen vs Reality

Zen vs Reality

The philosophy of Zen greatly differs from Western concepts. 

✔️Zen Buddhists do not believe in one deity, they believe in the notion of reality, which is all-encompassing and affects everything in the world.

They are aware that they are an extension of reality in the universe.

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