she goes on when que je Mu Nishitani who is a Buddhist scholar? When kg Nishitani was interviewed, in an issue of parabola magazine, devoted to the topic of memory and forgetting, he was asked, why we forget our true self, why we spend so much of our lives in forgetfulness? Or, as we might put it, why do we have to sit on the cushion or chair or bench over and over again? Professor Nishitani said that memory implies forgetting, we start from recognition that there is something lacking something forgotten. The question is, where does such a recognition come from? In Zen practice, we have what is called the great doubt. This, Nisha Tawny said, means that all knowledge, even philosophical knowledge must be held in doubt. Great doubt is a way of finding the truth, of forgetting, in order to remember for getting in order to remember the aim of such doubting is true, doubtless knowledge.