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Before Enlightenment, Chop Wood, Carry Water. After Enlightenment, Chop Wood, Carry Water

—Zen Koan, often attributed to Wu Li, but the origins are unclear (untraceable?). ALSO, PEEP NOTES AT THE BOTTOM YO

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In researching this quote and its origins, I found a take on this, with a variation I also really like:

Before, you chop wood and carry water with suffering.
After, you chop wood and carry water with love.

— u/RWJefferies on Reddit


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Although the key sentiment here is quite clear, as koans go, different interpretations come plenty, in volumes more or less pegged 1:1 to inhabitants of Planet Earth.

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