The Wobbly Pot is the Zen Group of Western Australia's bi-annual journal.
Following on from this year’s Every Day Zen, led by Mari Rhydwen Roshi, the theme for the next issue of the Wobbly Pot is Time. The theme is wide open and about any or every aspect of time. The questions posed for EDZ were: What role does time play in your everyday life? What is time? Are you having the time of your life? Are you being time or does it feel like you are ‘doing time’? What time is it anyway?
However, your contribution may take any timely direction. Please send articles, recounts or essays, artwork, photographs, poems, jokes, or Dharma gems you have heard or read to k.shiels@bigpond.com by Friday 4th October; sooner much appreciated.
Style
Word documents (no PDFs) in Ariel font size 12 points. Only indent the first paragraph and leave a line space between the following paragraphs. Use italics for long quotations leaving a line space before and after. Include any references in a list at the end of a document rather than including endnotes or footnotes.
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Many thanks
Kathy Shiels
Editor​
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Back issues:​
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Spring-Summer 2023 PDF
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Autumn-Winter 2023 PDF
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Spring-Summer 2022 PDF
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Autumn-Winter 2022 PDF
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Spring-Summer 2021 PDF
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The Life and Poetry of John F. Turner, 2020 - PDF
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Autumn-Winter 2019 - PDF
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Spring-Summer 2018 - PDF
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Autumn-Winter 2018 - PDF
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November 2017 - PDF
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May 2017 - PDF
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January 2017 - PDF
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October 2016 - PDF
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Spring 2014 - PDF
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Winter 2014 - PDF
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Christmas 2013 - PDF
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Winter 2013 - PDF
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Summer 2013 - PDF
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"Monks these days study hard in order to turn a fine phrase and win fame as talented poets. At Crazy Cloud's hut there is no such talent, but he serves up the taste of truth as he boils rice in a wobbly old pot."
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- Ikkyū (1394-1481)