I placed a suggestion on the front page.
– The open enso represents emptiness, presence, and ongoing practice; the gap points to openness and nonattachment.
– The cross inside signifies Christ’s presence, sacrifice, and the centre of Christian faith.
– Together they convey a contemplative Christianity that embraces silence, surrender, and the lived presence of Christ rather than doctrinal closure.
I, as others by far more knowledgeable than I, have found similarities between Zen and so-called Christian mysticism. I want to continue researching this, and my next step is to stay at a forest monastery next month.
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