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O monks, even if you have insight that is pure and clear but you cling to it, fondle it and treasure it, depend on it and are attached to it, then you do not understand that the teaching is like a raft that carries you across the water to the farther shore but is then to be put down and not clung to.
-Majjhima Nikaya
From "Buddha Speaks," edited by Anne Bancroft, 2000.
-Majjhima Nikaya
From "Buddha Speaks," edited by Anne Bancroft, 2000.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
from Chogyam Trungpa's DHARMA ART
DHARMA ART
The basic sense of delight and spontaneity in a person who has opened fully and thoroughly to him or herself and to life can provide wonderful rainbows and thundershowers and gusts of wind. We don't have to be tied down to the greasy-spoon world of well-meaning artists with their heavy-handed looks on their faces and overfed information in their brains. The basic idea of dharma art is the sense of peace and the refreshing coolness of the absence of neurosis.
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