donkey and horse
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Summary
In Uji the donkey hasn’t left yet, but the horse has already arrived: the moment of presence has not finished, but the moment of absence has come; the will is the donkey and the words are the horse. Mike says it means a busy situation in daily life, which you can’t guess unless you think about it a lot.
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the donkey hasn’t left yet but the horse has come
1Uji 5: Words and Reality Winter 2004 — Uji
So it means a busy situation in daily life. The donkey hasn't left yet, but the horse has already arrived
2Old Writings and Our Own Life September 2013 — Banský Studenec
The moment of presence has not finished, but the moment of absence has come—the will is the donkey and the words are the horse
3Uji Shobogenzo