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auron last signed in Apr 03 2012 and has been on Bukisa since Jan 05, 2009.

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I enjoy reading and writing about history, ranging from ancient times through to modern day, conspiracies, alternative histories and myths and legends from around the world. You will also find articles on the martial arts and plenty of inspirational Zen Buddhism. You can find plenty more on these and other topics on my blog, Edutainment and my websites The Primary Sourcebook and Women's History Magazine,

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101 Zen Koans – Numbers 72, 73 & 74

Published Feb 08 2011

For hundreds of years, the secret doctrines of Zen have been transmitted from master to student in the form of seemingly absurd riddles or parables called koans. Intense meditation upon these is said to lead to enlightenment.

An Introduction to Primary Sources of History For Students
by auron in Culture & Society > History
The use of primary sources of history is the cornerstone of research and is one of the most important tools available to teach students to think critically.
The Difference Between Primary And Secondary Sources of History
by auron in Culture & Society > History
In many areas of study such as arts, social sciences, humanities, natural sciences and in particular history, it is vital to know the difference between primary and secondary sources.
101 Zen Koans – Numbers 68, 69, 70 & 71
by auron in Religion & Spirituality > General
For hundreds of years, the secret doctrines of Zen have been transmitted from master to student in the form of seemingly absurd riddles or parables called koans. Intense meditation upon these is said to lead to enlightenment.
101 Zen Koans – Numbers 66 & 67
by auron in Religion & Spirituality > Meditation
For hundreds of years, the secret doctrines of Zen have been transmitted from master to student in the form of seemingly absurd riddles or parables called koans. Intense meditation upon these is said to lead to enlightenment.
101 Zen Koans – Number 65
by auron in Religion & Spirituality > General
For hundreds of years, the secret doctrines of Zen have been transmitted from master to student in the form of seemingly absurd riddles or parables called koans. Intense meditation upon these is said to lead to enlightenment.
101 Zen Koans – Numbers 63 & 64
by auron in Religion & Spirituality > General
101 Zen Koans, designed to aid enlightenment through meditation.
101 Zen Koans ~ Numbers 61 & 62.
by auron in Religion & Spirituality > General
For hundreds of years, the secret doctrines of Zen have been transmitted from master to student in the form of seemingly absurd riddles or parables called koans. Intense meditation upon these is said to lead to enlightenment.
How to Fly Fish for Trout
by auron in Sports & Fitness > Fishing
The first thing to remember when fly fishing for trout is to be what Peter Mackenzie-Philps calls a ‘thinking angler’. The environment you are in should be what determines your actions and you should avoid getting stuck in a rut.
Imitating a Food Source When Fly Fishing for Trout
by auron in Sports & Fitness > Fishing
Trout tend to eat different food depending on what is available to them in their particular environment, so when considering ways to best lure them, the best advice is to ‘match the hatch’ and figure out what suits the location you find yourself in.

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madison on 101 Zen Koans – Numbers 72, 73 & 74 on 17th, Apr 2011

Your articles are always well described

monman on 101 Zen Koans – Numbers 68, 69, 70 & 71 on 17th, Apr 2011

Cool Article!

regards, www.moncraft.net

www.labserve.in on 101 Zen Koans – Numbers 72, 73 & 74 on 18th, Mar 2011

Thanks for sharing!

sjtubrazy on 101 Zen Koans – Numbers 72, 73 & 74 on 26th, Feb 2011

Good info, very interesting.

mrghaz on An Introduction to Primary Sources of History For Students on 28th, Jan 2011

Great post!..very useful information for students..nice work my friend :)

Melissa on The History of the Samurai - The Heian Period (794 - 1185). on 12th, Nov 2010

Very interesting stuff here. Thanks for the project help. :)

kiaar on Temperance And Prohibition on 29th, Oct 2010

this is a cool website

madison on 101 Zen Koans – Number 65 on 9th, Oct 2010

very well described and nice image thanks for sharing.

poddys on 101 Zen Koans - Numbers 34, 35 & 36 on 7th, Sep 2010

Good information. I would love to have the time to learn more about this.

Julien on Christopher Columbus And The Genocide of The Taino Nation. on 2nd, Sep 2010

In my amazing high school world geography class I was required to read a book titled Guns, Germs, and Steel. Basically this book outlines why Europeans came to dominate the Americas instead of the other way around. This article fails to adequately discuss how deadly the Spaniards' diseases were to the natives. With no immunity to so many new diseases, the native population were sitting ducks to the inevitable pandemic.

for 101 Zen Koans – Numbers 72, 73 & 74 on 24th, Feb 2011

Thanks :)

for The Difference Between Primary And Secondary Sources of History on 31st, Jan 2011

Thanks Michelle, but I think the internet can be a great source, you just have to know how to sift through the BS, which is basiclly what the study of history is anyway :)

for Why Write Well? on 18th, Feb 2009

Nice article, five stars.

for Weird and Bizarre Animal Sexual Acts on 3rd, Feb 2009

That is one confused giraffe LOL

for Amazing Flying Sea Creatures on 1st, Feb 2009

Good article and cool pictures.

for Life & Death of a Rainbow on 31st, Jan 2009

A beautiful poem about the game of life. You will do well here Jiya :)

for Wandering Around on 29th, Jan 2009

True, but sometimes I think a holiday away from myself would be nice LOL

for Forty years of Bad Governance on 28th, Jan 2009

An interesting article, and I think you are right, the chose of worst President is a tough one LOL