‘Dharma is the teaching of nonarising.
To be free from arising is to be free from illusion and error.’
Hui Neng
‘Dharma is the teaching of nonarising.
To be free from arising is to be free from illusion and error.’
Hui Neng
‘Provided we keep a constant eye on our own faults, We cannot go astray from the right path.’
Hui Neng
‘The confused pronounce [Prajna] with their mouths; the wise live it in their minds.’
Hui Neng
‘Followers of the way: There is no greatness or smallness in Prajna wisdom.’
Hui Neng
‘For one whose tongue is ready with good words but whose heart is impure, Samadhi and Prajna are useless.’
Hui Neng
‘If beings seek the Buddha by means of external exercises, they are unable to see into their self-nature.’
Hui Neng
‘In functioning of the Essence of Mind and in conversation with others, outwardly we should free ourselves from attachment to objects.
Hui Neng
‘Prajna is “What mind is”, Samadhi is “What Buddha is”. In practising Prajna and Samadhi, let each keep pace with the other.’
Hui Neng