If What You Said Was True, Where

The Seeker Says, "i Do Not Know." That Takes Honesty. The Master Says, "i Do Not Know." That Takes A Mystic's Mind That Knows Things Through Non-knowing. The Disciple Says, "i Know." That Takes Ignorance, In The Form Of Borrowed Knowledge.

There Were Rules In The Monastery, But The Master Always Warned Against The Tyranny Of The Law. 'obedience Keeps The Rules,' He Would Say. 'love Knows When To Break Them.'

As The Japanese Zen Masters Say, “don't Seek The Truth; Just Drop Your Opinions”. Drop Your Theories; Don't Seek The Truth.

You Can Read Books Without Ever Stepping Into A Library; And Practice Spirituality Without Ever Going To A Temple.

Spirituality Means Waking Up. Most People, Even Though They Don't Know It, Are Asleep. They're Born Asleep, They Live Asleep, They Marry In Their Sleep, They Breed Children In Their Sleep, They Die In Their Sleep Without Ever Waking Up. They Never Understand The Loveliness And The Beauty Of This Thing That We Call Human Existence.