ave to the unconscious tendency for people to become fixated on the 
  result of a process, rather than paying attention to the means by which it is 
  attained. It was his genius to describe how the habit of wanting to do what 
  feels right comes from our deep-seated fear of being wrong and making mistakes. 
  In Zen, we have a remarkably similar term, 'seeking mind.' This is a condition 
  of constantly seeking outside the present moment. We are exceedingly insecure, 
  for example, if we do not kn