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Yuan YuClick for Google Image Search China. Zen Master. (1063-1135 AD).
"Those who study the Path must become again like infants. Then praise and blame, success and fame, unfavorable circumstances, unfavorable environments—none of these can move them. Though their eyes see form, they’re the same as a blind person. Though their ears hear sound, they’re the same as a deaf person. They’re like fools, like idiots. The mind is motionless as Mount Sumeru. This is the place where patch-robed monastics and practitioners really attain true power. An old master said, “My patched garment covering my head, myriad concerns cease. At this time, I don’t understand anything at all.” "
"Though adepts are like this, nevertheless they can’t be fooled at all. They are without artifice, without clinging thoughts. They’re like the sun and the moon moving through the sky, without ever stopping, without every saying, “I have so many names and forms.” They’re like the sky everywhere covering, like the earth everywhere supporting: since they have no mind, they bring up and nurture myriad beings without saying, “I have so many accomplishments.” Since sky and earth are mindless, they last forever—what has mind has limits. A person who attains the Path is like this too. In the midst of no activity, they carry out their activities, accepting all unfavorable and favorable circumstances with a compassionate heart."
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