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Blessed is he who finds happiness in his own foolishness. For he will
always be happy.
~ Chade Meng ~
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Things are not what they seem; Nor are they otherwise.
~ Lankavatara Sutra ~
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Paradise is exactly like where you are right now ... only much, much
better.
~ Laurie Anderson ~
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Meditation is not about doing something.
~ Joko Beck ~
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Disciple: Oh wise and all knowing one, show me the place of perfect
peace.
Master: If I show it to you,
it will no longer be peaceful.
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Nothing leads me further from attachment than a week with the in-laws
~ David Loomis~
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What is nirvana?
"Nothing happens next. This is it."
said the old monk to the young one.
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Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm
not sure about the former.
~ Albert Einstein ~
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Buddha's last words: "Decay is inherent in all compounded things.
Strive unceasingly."
Buddha stated the second law of thermodynamics. His inherent
understanding still amazes me.
~ William A. Russell ~
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I'd like to offer something to help you. But in the Zen School we don't
have a single thing!
~ Zen Master Ikkyu ~
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Your personality is an often insurmountable speedbump on the path to
Nirvana.
~ "Slug" ~
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Q: What did one Zen practitioner give to another for his/her birthday?
A: Nothing.
Q: What did the birthday boy/girl respond in return?
A: You are thoughtless for giving me this meaningless gift.
To which the giver replied, "Thank you."
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A monk went to the dentist for an exam. The dentist found a cavity and
said he would have to give the monk a filling.
"Do you want something for the pain?", asked the dentist.
The monk replied, "No thank you, I transcend dental
medication."
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Q: How many Zen buddhists does it take to change a light bulb?
A: Three - one to change it,
one to not-change it and one to both change- and not-change it.
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