‘There is a Zen saying: ‘‘I have a Buddhist sutra. When I open it, I can find not one single character within it. It is written without ink and without paper. But from time immemorial it has radiated light’’.’
Jisu Sunim
‘There is a Zen saying: ‘‘I have a Buddhist sutra. When I open it, I can find not one single character within it. It is written without ink and without paper. But from time immemorial it has radiated light’’.’
Jisu Sunim
‘Suddenly, at that very moment, a very strong sense arose within my whole body and mind. I realised then that attachment is suffering.’
Beopjeong Sunim
‘When you turn within and drop off everything completely, realisation occurs.’
Hongzhi Zhengjue
‘There is something urging you to look deeper, something which seeks to be known. Don’t you see it yet?’
Harada Tangen Roshi
‘You too are perfectly protected. It just isn’t obvious to you. You are receiving all the care, protection and guidance and love of all the universe. You just haven’t been able to see it yet, but you will.’
Harada Tangen Roshi
‘You must neither postulate a mind, nor try to compel a state of peace. That is what is called peace.’
Zen Master Niutou
‘Dharma — In the eye, it is called seeing. In the ear, hearing. In the nose, smelling; in the mouth, tasting. In the feet, walking.’
Zen Master Rinzai
‘Those who are able to realise the Truth within their own mind have sown the seed of Buddhahood.’
Hui Neng