‘When you see the moon yourself, you realise there is no moon to point to after all.’
Bassui Tokushō
‘When you see the moon yourself, you realise there is no moon to point to after all.’
Bassui Tokushō
‘We say that we’ll practice in this way—but only a day or two goes by, maybe just a few hours, and we forget all about it.’
Ajahn Chah
‘Because truth cannot be put into words, we can use as many words as we like to describe it.’
Zen Graffiti
‘Not being Buddha is suffering.’
Everyday Buddhist
‘This what-is-just-is, or thusness, is not a state of being that we can know through our consciousness.’
Katagiri Roshi
‘The problem is that our consciousness is always working, going this way, that way, in every direction from moment to moment.’
Katagiri Roshi
‘Buddhism offers the opportunity to be free from suffering. Not being awake is suffering.’
Everyday Buddhist
‘Don’t attach to good and evil. Know them so thoroughly that you will never attach to them.’
Buddhadasa Bhikkhu