Everything arises and passes away. When you see this, you are above sorrow. This is the shining way.
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Laughter is the most potential painkiller. Laughter helps you to disassociate yourself with body and for that moment in your profound laughter your mind stops and pain disappear.
And wisdom is sweet, and freedom. If you are authentic, if you are compassionate, if you are meditative, then if there is a God he will come to you; you need not go in search for him.
And for the wanderer, how long is the road wandering through many lives! Let him rest. Let him not suffer. Let him not fall into suffering.
If you cannot quieten yourself, what will you ever learn? How will you become free?
Silence cannot make a master out of a fool. This is a strange statement from a Buddha, because silence has been praised so much but the Buddha says the truth as it is. He does not care about the tradition.
Death overtakes the man who, giddy and distracted by the world, cares only for his flock and his children. Death fetches him away as a flood carries off a sleeping village.
Look within—the rising and the falling. What happiness! How sweet to be free. Buddha brings a totally new vision of meditation to the world.
Do what you have to do resolutely, with all your heart. The traveler who hesitates only raises dust on the road.
Master your words. Ordinarily a mind is full of words—relevant, irrelevant, rubbish; all kinds of words go on gathering inside you.