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  • The Nature of Mind
  • The Surangama Sutra
  • The Faith Mind
  • The Starting Point
  • The Golden Flower
  • Shakyamuni Buddha
  • Amitabha Buddha
  • Shunryu Suzuki
  • Chögyam Trungpa
  • Ajahn Chah
  • About
    • The Ordinary Mind
    • The Middle Way
    • The Necessary Arrival
  • Reflections
    • Must Be The Hoe
    • The Early Riser
    • Fleeting Clouds
    • Drop of Water
    • The Sound of One Hand
    • Kung Fu Tea
    • Catch Me You Can
    • Watch The Bird Dance
  • Sutras
    • 心經
    • 六祖坛经
    • 圓覺經
  • Remembrances
    • 記憶深處
    • 點點滴滴
    • 真情流露
    • 圖文並茂
    • 很遠很近

六祖坛经

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“Be a smile, one part of wondrous existence. If I could not find peace in the midst of difficulty, I would never know real peace.”

~ Thich Nhat Hanh

“We are all alike, on the inside. There was never yet an uninteresting life. Such a thing is an impossibility. Inside of the dullest exterior there is a drama, a comedy, and a tragedy.”

~ Mark Twain

“The reality perceived by a fly, with its differently structured eyes and antennae, is totally different from the reality we perceive, but it is equally valid from the fly’s point of view. The same applies to ant, elephant, or dolphin – each of their perceptions is valid. No one’s vision is better than anyone else’s.”

~ Tenzin Palmo

“If someone gives you a hard time, it is because they are suffering a hard time within themselves, and the suffering is spilling over. They do not need punishment; they need help. That’s the message they are sending.”

~ Thich Nhat Hanh

感恩虔誠 清淨溫暖 平等無異 寬容慈悲

“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is your power to choose your response. In your response lies your growth and your freedom.”

~ Viktor E. Frankl

“Expressing yourself in a way direct and simple, without any fancy adjustment, is true communication. Although the best way to communicate may be to sit together without saying anything.”

~ Shunryu Suzuki

“My intention is purely to follow the dharma that is guiding me. That is all. My duty is to give pure sounds to the universe – pure and simple – with pure heart. The rest is not in my control or domain.”

~ Gaiea Sanskrit

“Ring the bells that still can ring. Forget your perfect offering. There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.”

~ Leonard Cohen

隨緣念佛 隨遇而安 隨喜分憂 隨變勿執

“If you are completely confident in yourself, you don’t have to think about the audience at all. You just say what you have to say as it is, take it or leave it. If you present your own style this way, without reference to the audience, the mentality of the audience will gradually evolve.”

~ Chögyam Trungpa

“Be still, and wait without hope. For hope would be hope for the wrong thing.”

~ T. S. Eliot

“When pleasant things arise, understand that they are empty. When unpleasant things arise, understand that they shall pass.”

~ Ajahn Chah

“Say yes to your karma and whatever unfolds. It takes courage to accept your life fully. Courage is the fundamental openness, which makes room for all the pain, irony, mystery, and joy that life provides.”

~ Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche

禪定明慧 放下所謂 可有可無 自由自在

“The things that contribute to life’s comfort, take them when they’re there, but not to require them when they’re absent. Very little is needed to make a happy life; it is all in your way of thinking.”

~ Marcus Aurelius

“An early morning walk is a blessing for the whole day. Simplify your life. Don’t waste the years struggling for things that are unimportant.”

~ Henry David Thoreau

“As I see it, there isn’t so much to do. Just be ordinary – put on your robes, eat your food, and pass the time doing nothing.”

~ Linji Yixuan (臨濟義玄)

“Never forget how swiftly this life will be over, like a flash of summer lightning or the wave of a hand. Now that you have the opportunity to practice dharma, do not waste a single moment on anything else.”

~ Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche

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