The practice of Zen (as opposed to the study of Zen) is something altogether different: to give yourself completely to each moment as it is — whether it is doing a mantra, stumbling in the dark, or feeling the fire's warm heat on your skin. It requires a complete suspension of disbelief, which amounts to trusting that there is something much deeper than reason and logic, and that if you follow it, you might just end up where you belong.
No analyzing.
It's time to start bowing.
Just do it.
— Jane Dobisz in One Hundred Days of Solitude