The World's Religions, Revised and Updated

none, none is all.”

All is one, one is

What is the most miraculous of all miracles?” “That I sit quietly by myself.”

their welfare impresses one as being as important as one’s own.

But you wake up in the morning and the world seems so beautiful you can hardly stand it.”

A master, Wu Tsu, says, “Let me take an illustration from a fable. A cow passes by a window. Its head, horns, and the four legs all pass by. Why did not the tail pass by?”

Entering Zen is like stepping through Alice’s looking glass. One finds oneself in a topsy-turvy wonderland where everything seems quite mad—charmingly mad for the most part, but mad all the same.

The Lotus Sutra

“If you had to choose, would you rather be loved or respected?”

Like a camera, the mind had been poorly focused, but the adjustment has now been made.