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Zen.Teacher

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In Zen tradition, Zen (the nature of self) is linked to the moon, and the teacher is described as a finger pointing at the moon.  Zen masters use this metaphor to remind practitioners not to mistake the finger as the moon.

Remember, you come for the moon, not for the finger. See the moon with your own eyes!

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