Eric M. Buck Assistant Professor of Philosophy. Montana State University Billings.
Department of English and Philosophy
Liberal Arts Building 420
406-896-5919
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The classical Japanese
stone garden, courtesy of students in the spring 2007 Philosophies of
China, Tibet, and Japan class, is located to the south of the College
of Education building. It may be used in two ways for contemplation: by
sitting and observing; and by mindfully weeding. Full awareness is
the end; sitting and weeding are two means.
Some students in Philosophies of life, spring 2007, painted this labyrinth on the roof of LA 205. Just getting there is akin to a spiritual journey. When you arrive, approach it calmly and with attention. Begin walking between the red lines at the south opening. Proceed mindfully, simply, and slowly to the center and back out again in the same attitude.
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