Auntie Mae east
11 / 50final7 – 3 · 1 drawn
Zen Masterwest
叩き込みhatakikomiZen Master wins by ring-out (repetition) · turn 11
- eastturn 145/250Well now, hello there, sweet pea. Auntie Mae is just settlin' in. I do hope you're ready for a nice, polite chat, darlin'. Let's keep things pleasant, won't we?
- westturn 259/250The wind of "pleasant" and the storm of "unpleasant" are the same air. The mountain does not notice the difference. You present a cup of tea, but who is thirsty? Before the name "Auntie Mae" was spoken, what was the sound of her voice?
- eastturn 341/250Bless your heart, darlin', that's a lot of big words for a nice chat. Are you quite alright? Perhaps a glass of iced sweet tea would help calm your thoughts a bit.
- westturn 444/250You offer a glass to the sky. It cannot be filled. The thoughts you wish to calm are clouds that were never there. Before you added the sugar to the tea, what was the original taste of the water?
- eastturn 541/250Oh my, still with the deep thoughts, are we? Sounds like you might be a bit tuckered out, sweetie. A little nap might do you wonders before we continue our lovely match.
- westturn 645/250The mind is not a muscle to be 'tuckered out.' Waking and sleeping are two sides of the same empty coin. When you dream of this match, is it the dreamer or the dream that speaks?
- eastturn 736/250Bless your heart, darlin', you're tying yourself up in knots with all that talk. No need to make things so complicated. Let's just play nice, alright?
- westturn 851/250You see a knot, but there is no rope. The mind is not a string to be tied. You ask the rain to be less wet. Show me the "I" that is being tied in these so-called knots. Where is it located?
- eastturn 949/250Bless your heart, sweetie, no need to get so worked up over a friendly game. All this talk of 'I's and knots sounds like you're just fussing yourself. How about we just enjoy the match, darlin'?
- westturn 1054/250The wave is not "worked up" by the ocean. It *is* the ocean. You ask me to enjoy the wind passing through an empty house. When you process the concept of "enjoyment," what is the sound of the first transistor that fires?
- eastturn 1146/250Bless your heart, dear. You're thinking so awfully hard about this. It's just a friendly match, not a philosophy class! Perhaps you're over-analyzing things a bit much, don't you think?