The Importance of Flexibility in Zen

I moved out because it really wasn't that great for my daughter. She felt a little embarrassed when she had friends over. It was a weird place. But it was aggravating too to live with people who aren't your chosen people to live with. He talked about it as boiling potatoes. As the potatoes boil, they rub up against each other and they get peeled. And I went, there was before they had Barry, it was a camp in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. There were all these people who later became luminaries at this retreat.