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“Wu”, and “Wo”, are actually Chinese words with philosophical meaning. When we use the word “wu” (無), it means; a void or absolute emptiness as far as the mind or senses can determine therefore it is like an infinite space. When we use the word “wo” (我), it means mine, self or being. When we put these two words together they almost seem like a contradiction in terms, the word “wo”, seems like being and the word “wu”, seems like not being. But we must reach and look deeper into the meanings of both words. “Wu-Wo” (無我), means; to empty the mind like an endless void and it is without anything to sense; it is just “being” with no physical or mental attachments. For example, we should forget about our: knowledge, wealth, appearance, and etc. So there is group equality without prejudice. |
“Wu”, and “Wo”, are actually Chinese words with philosophical meaning. When we use the word “wu” (無), it means; a void or absolute emptiness as far as the mind or senses can determine therefore it is like an infinite space. When we use the word “wo” (我), it means mine, self or being. When we put these two words together they almost seem like a contradiction in terms, the word “wo”, seems like being and the word “wu”, seems like not being. But we must reach and look deeper into the meanings of both words. “Wu-Wo” (無我), means; to empty the mind like an endless void and it is without anything to sense; it is just “being” with no physical or mental attachments. For example, we should forget about our: knowledge, wealth, appearance, and etc. So there is group equality without prejudice. |
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“Wu-Wo” is also a style of Tea Ceremony, Wu-Wo Tea Ceremony.[http://teaarts.blogspot.com/] |
“Wu-Wo” is also a style of Tea Ceremony, [[Wu-Wo Tea Ceremony]].[http://teaarts.blogspot.com/] |
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--[[User:Sherdwen|Sherdwen]] 04:38, 9 August 2005 (UTC)Written by |
--[[User:Sherdwen|Sherdwen]] 04:38, 9 August 2005 (UTC)Written by |
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Wu-Wo (無我), The Concept of
Wu-Wo “Wu”, and “Wo”, are actually Chinese words with philosophical meaning. When we use the word “wu” (無), it means; a void or absolute emptiness as far as the mind or senses can determine therefore it is like an infinite space. When we use the word “wo” (我), it means mine, self or being. When we put these two words together they almost seem like a contradiction in terms, the word “wo”, seems like being and the word “wu”, seems like not being. But we must reach and look deeper into the meanings of both words. “Wu-Wo” (無我), means; to empty the mind like an endless void and it is without anything to sense; it is just “being” with no physical or mental attachments. For example, we should forget about our: knowledge, wealth, appearance, and etc. So there is group equality without prejudice. “Wu-Wo” is also a style of Tea Ceremony, Wu-Wo Tea Ceremony.[1]
--Sherdwen 04:38, 9 August 2005 (UTC)Written by Founder Tsai, Rong Tsang (蔡榮章) and Steven R. Jones Taipei, June 16, 2005