Actually there is no real teaching at all for you to chew on or squat over. But not believing in yourself, you pick up you baggage and go around to other people's houses looking for Zen, looking for Tao, looking for mysteries, looking for awakenings, looking for Buddhas, looking for masters, looking for teachers. You think this is searching for the ultimate and you make this into your religion. But this is like running blindly. The more you run, the farther away you are. You just tire yourself, to what benefit in the end?~ Zen Master Foyan
Sunday, February 28, 2010
The Gateless Gate
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