Guest guest Posted October 14, 2007 Report Share Posted October 14, 2007 Nome from Mandala Eight of Self-Knowledge As a daydream lasting but for a moment; As hallucination, And a mirage, Regard all that appears, All that is manifest. All thought is only An empty echo; Regard the world As its dream. Consider the world To be a dream And discover the absence Of a dreamer. The bubble of illusion Has no substance. No world is there, No external thing, And there exists not anyone For whom such could be. The entire universe is, Indeed, in the mind, Yet the mind, itself, Does not exist. As in a dream Conceptions of inner and outer, Seem as one's thought And external sensing, So, in this dream-like Waking state illusion Do such appear, Only a dream, All in the mind. One thing invisible In all this illusion Is alone real, Alone constitutes all, As the Consciousness is In a dream invisible Yet alone truly present, Know the world To be unreal, Yourself not a character in it, And the dream of delusion is over. Birth after birth, Death after death, Ages and worlds, The gross and the subtle, Beings without number, Experiences uncountable, In the Light of Reality are As a daydream lasting but for a moment. -------------------------- Not two, Richard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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