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>From the http://www.awakening.net website,...

 

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"The spirit of man is inseparable from the Infinite, and

can be satisfied with nothing less than the Infinite."

James Allen

 

"That which is essential is invisible to the eye."

Antoine de Saint Exupery

 

"There is in all visible things...a hidden wholeness."

Thomas Merton

 

"The fact is that because no one thing or feature of

this universe is separable from the whole,

the only real You, or Self, is the whole."

Alan Watts

The fundamental nature of this infinite wholeness has

been described as:

- Advaita, "Not-Two" (Vedanta)

- Dzogchen, "Natural Great Perfection" (Tibetan Buddhism)

- Kensho, "The Essence of One's Being" (Zen Buddhism)

 

The essential nature of this Reality is revealed in a

stunning, timeless moment of Realization:

"Wonder of wonders! This very enlightenment is

the nature of all beings, and yet they are unhappy

for lack of it!"

The Buddha's exclamation at

the moment of his Awakening

 

"There is no greater mystery than this, that we keep

seeking reality though in fact we are reality. We

think that there is something hiding reality and that

this must be destroyed before reality is gained.

How ridiculous! A day will dawn when you will laugh

at all your past efforts. That which will be the day

you laugh is also here and now."

Ramana Maharshi

 

"You are all Buddhas

There is nothing you need to achieve.

Just open your eyes."

Siddhartha Gautama

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