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we see the clouds

We see the clouds and we know what they are,
and we do so with the sunshine and the rain.
We know they come and go and are external to us.

John Aske
walker theravada tradition 20 July 2017

do what you do

Do what you do, and give the fruits of your action to me.

Krishna, Mahabarata
walker hindu tradition 12 July 201712 July 2017

if you want to

If you want to travel the Way of Buddhas and Zen masters,
then expect nothing, seek nothing, and grasp nothing.

Dogen Zenji
walker eastern, zen tradition 8 July 20179 July 2017

you’re bound to it

You’re bound to it, you think you can’t live without it;
but in fact it is a [spiritual] obstacle.

Thich Nhat Hanh
walker zen tradition 7 July 20179 July 2017

to all appearances

To all appearances he is a fool. His steps leave no trace.

Chuang-tzu, The Perfect Man
walker eastern 4 July 20177 July 2017

the ground of anything

The ground of anything becoming troublesome is taking things to be real, when we don’t examine the interdependent origination of all things.


Dzigar Kongtrul
walker eastern, tibetan tradition 21 September 20157 July 2017

seek freedom

Seek freedom and become captive of your desires; seek discipline and find your liberty.

Frank Herbert, Dune
walker literature, western 20 September 20151 July 2017

liberty

Liberty means responsibility. That is why most men dread it.

George Bernard Shaw
walker western 31 August 20151 July 2017

breathing in

Breathing in, i see myself as clear water.
Breathing out, i reflect things as they are.

Thich Nhat Hanh
walker eastern 23 August 20151 July 2017

i can love (why celibacy? [4])

I can love more people this way.

tmx
walker western 23 August 20158 July 2017

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