‘When the mind feels attraction, when it feels aversion, you don’t lose the path, but you know these conditions for what they are.’
Ajahn Chah
‘When the mind feels attraction, when it feels aversion, you don’t lose the path, but you know these conditions for what they are.’
Ajahn Chah
‘In order to recognise the essential nature of the mind, we have to peel off different layers and clear away obscurations.’
Dalai Lama
‘We can’t meditate in only one posture. There are four postures for humans, standing, walking, sitting, and lying down.’
Ajahn Chah
‘When practising Buddhist meditation, best not to look for answers in words or actions.’
Zen Graffiti
‘If only beings would recognise their own true face as that of the Tathagata whom they so eagerly seek.’
Shen Hui
‘Everything is True nature. If you apply effort to anything other than finding it, even the smallest amount is a waste.’
ManGong Sunim
‘Anyone who knows that soy sauce is salty can practise Zen.’
ManGong Sunim
‘Everyone has Buddha nature but they cannot become Buddha because they do not understand themselves’
ManGong