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Live Zen -Rules of the House

While you are in the Abbey, may we gently remind you of the following:

* All mobile phones are to be turned off or on silent mode

* When you hear the 1st soft striking of the Zen bell it means you can now begin the activity our Zen master has indicated ¨C a meditation session for example.

* When you hear the 2nd striking of the Zen bell it means that the activity has ended.

* In ending your meditation session you should open your eyes slowly and slowly change your posture from the Zen position.

* When you hear the 1st striking of the Zen wooden sticks it means you are to immediately freeze in still motion in whatever you are doing.

* When you hear the 2nd striking of the Zen sticks it means you can resume what you were doing.

* Zen is about developing a sense of serenity and calmness around you. So a quiet environment is essential for you and your fellow pupils. Please respect that in all that you do.

* If during meditation you must stretch your legs in order to eliminate a muscle cramp, you are free to do so¡­quietly, so as not to disturb those around you. In time you will learn how to transcend this.

* We encourage you to ask questions of our Zen teacher. That way we will learn together what we need to know.

* Suggestions are always welcome. We want to make this Zen experience as enjoyable and helpful as possible for you.

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