‘The indissoluble union of voidness (sunyara) and compassion (karuna) is called ‘mind of enlightenment (bodhicitta). Sekoddeśa’
Tsongkhapa
‘The indissoluble union of voidness (sunyara) and compassion (karuna) is called ‘mind of enlightenment (bodhicitta). Sekoddeśa’
Tsongkhapa
‘Those who negate too much fall into nihilism.
Those who negate too little fall into eternalism.’
Nagarjuna
‘Morning Meditation: Those who do not see Suchness are attached to the world and Nirvana, but those who see Suchness are not attached to either.’
Nagarjuna
‘Because there is no origination there is no duration and no destruction.’
Nagarjuna
Nāgārjuna says ‘Sunyatā is the exhaustion of all views’ and adds ‘Those for whom Sunyatā is itself a theory are incurable.’
Nagarjuna
One’s mind is primordially unborn.
‘Many things threaten life, which is even more ephemeral than a bubble of water. Amazing to exhale after inhaling and to awake from sleep.’
Nagarjuna
That is more wondrous than wondrous!