A Definition
The
initial concept of Zen is very much associated with the religion of Zen
Buddhism. This religion developed over many hundreds of years into what it is
today. One of the central points of this religion is the development of
intuitive understanding. It is highly likely that this concept has been used a
long before the Buddhists. It is most probably far older than history itself.
Indeed evidence of the systems employed in this is still to be seen in parts of
Northern Europe and Africa. From the earliest times mankind has always wanted
and used these instincts.
The
method of attainment of the phenomenon that is to be discussed in this work has
no connection to Zen Buddhism. 0nly the concept of development of intuitiveness
is to be considered. The methods that are employed to accomplish this bear no
resemblance to those used by this religion. None of their methods are used
because this is a completely different path.
Indeed,
the development of this phenomenon is learnt and used in a dynamic form. We are
not trees and therefore spend a great deal of our time in motion. It is
therefore the wish, to develop these abilities so that they will work in either
a static or dynamic form. As one experiences parts of this phenomenon one
starts to understand how this is done.
As
our hunter-gatherer ancestors did in pre-history we may also do. By using and
developing these intuitive influences we can tap into information, which is
outside our learning experience. Access it and all knowledge through the Earths
search engine.
