‘Sunyatā: The born — the temporal — and the unborn — the timeless the truth of enlightenment — of the Buddha’s own discourses.’
Lucid Exposition of the Middle Way
‘Sunyatā: The born — the temporal — and the unborn — the timeless the truth of enlightenment — of the Buddha’s own discourses.’
Lucid Exposition of the Middle Way
‘Becoming and Nirvana — neither of these is existent; the complete understanding of becoming may be called Nirvana.’
Arya Nagarjuna
‘Worry is a thought habit. Counting the arising of it uses patience to overcome the worry. Try it next time — it works.’
Everyday Buddhism
‘None may consider himself the same a moment after.’
Chan Master Fenyang
‘None may consider himself the same a moment after.’
Chan Master Fenyang
‘Holding the science of healing in the palm of your hand,
You quell all illness.
Great sages,
You destroy all diseases—outer, inner, and other.
Guru, may we be inseparable!.’
Chokgyur Lingpa
‘There is nothing more unskilful than hatred.’
Acharya Shantideva
‘None may consider himself the same a moment after.’
Chan Master Fenyang