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Zen Statement 'Wagen Aigo'

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“Wagen Aigo” is also one of my favorite Zen statements. I agree with you that the statement primarily teaches us to show respect towards each other and respect is a crucial element in Chado as well as our daily lives. If each of us can keep “gentle face and loving words”, our class atmosphere and even the whole society will be much more harmonious. “Gentle face” is not only a smile or any other temperate facial expressions, but it also represents a polite and positive attitude. Similarly, “loving words” reminds us to be careful of what we say and avoid using any biased language. Especially for our online class, inappropriate words in our posts will be extremely harmful for our learning experience. In all, we live in a world where frequent interactions

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