The Unsolvable Zen Riddle
For the most part, life is uncertain, confusing and paradoxical. Because of the lack of alternatives, we tend to understand the world through thoughts and words, such as ideas, jokes and riddles that bring us a satisfying conclusion. In Zen, a subset of Buddhism, there is a riddle known as Koan that self-destructs and denies us a conclusion. It harmonizes with the absurdity of life and disregards the need for conclusive answers. Basically, it’s a riddle no one can solve. Learn more in the following presentation by Pursuit of Wonder.
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