‘To understand Buddhism one must begin with the Dhamma.’
Buddhadasa Bhikkhu
‘To understand Buddhism one must begin with the Dhamma.’
Buddhadasa Bhikkhu
‘May all beings caught up in confusion realise that only Bodhicitta helps both self and other.’
Everyday Buddhism
‘Whatever a teacher ought to do out of compassion, for the profit of his disciples, that I have done, having compassion for you.’
The Buddha
Nāgārjuna says ‘Sunyatā is the exhaustion of all views’ and adds ‘Those for whom Sunyatā is itself a theory are incurable.’
Nagarjuna
‘The body was like mist, so it was free from dualistic activity and there was recognition devoid of the self and other.
I thought: “It makes sense that all sentient beings can understand the meaning of the nature of mind like I have understood it.”’
Padmasambhava
‘See the characteristics of virtuous conduct, meditation and wisdom and the way in which they merge together.’
Ajahn Chah
‘I declare that the heart’s release by loving-kindness has the beautiful for its excellence.’
The Buddha
‘Don’t let your mind get too tense or too inwardly concentrated; let your senses be naturally at ease, balanced between tension and relaxation.’
Words of my Perfect Teacher