Of course this does not mean than the average person is awake to truth: but this is important indeed for the seeker to comprehend.

"Where Zen and Buddhism will say the truth, enlightenment, and so on can be reached through dedicated meditation and practice, a Tao master may sip some wine, fart, and go to sleep."
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2 comments:
Precisely. I guess the quote to sum it up would be:
"Before i studied Zen, the mountains were mountains and the rivers were rivers. When i was studying Zen, the mountains were not mountains and the rivers not rivers. Now i know Zen, the mountains were mountains again and the rivers rivers."
Cant remember which Zen master wrote this (Hui Neng?) but its beautiful, isnt it?
Hi Zero.
Yes a great quote indeed and with deeper and deeper meaning each step of the path.
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