The issue before us -- as, in Zen, it always is -- is the concrete fact. Woodpecker's excursion into abstraction is the non sequitur.
It's rather a striking turn of phrase, though. Without Buddha, no dew.
Kind of a tasty snack at that.
Case
That evening Woodpecker asked, "I've heard that without Buddha there would be no dew on the grass. What doyou think?
Raven said, "Tonight we're all out of snacks."
Woodpecker said, "You're full of non sequiturs these days."
Raven said, "Ah, Woodpecker, you should talk."
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