‘If you see into your true nature, upon forgetting thoughts and imaginings, you will turn the karma of ignorance into the great sea of liberation’
Bassui Tokushō
‘If you see into your true nature, upon forgetting thoughts and imaginings, you will turn the karma of ignorance into the great sea of liberation’
Bassui Tokushō
‘A monk asked, “What is the essential meaning of Buddhism?”
Mazu said, “What is the meaning of this moment?”’
Mazu Daoyi
‘There’s probably nothing more beautiful in this world than people relying on and trusting one another.’
Beopjeong Sunim
‘All of you! If you want to return to your homes, simply wake up to your true nature.’
Bassui Tokushō
‘Nan-yüan said, ‘‘Make a thorough study of the Buddha Dharma, and broadly benefit the world.’’’
Nan-yüan
‘To free oneself from bondage is easy, but the way of freedom is difficult.’
Kyōshō
Bassui Tokushō
‘When you know it [habit] as illusion, you are at that moment separate from it and have no need for any expedient means.’
Bassui Tokushō
‘There is no need to have any special attitude while drinking tea except one of thankfulness.’
Popchong Sunim