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September 19, 2014
THE BODY OF REALITY
My own mind and body are blissful and happy, calm and serene, without good or evil. The body of reality is independent, without location; whatever strikes the eye is none other than true awakening.
The objects of sense are originally empty and null; ordinary people arbitrarily create attachments and fixations. Nirvana and samsara are equal; who in the world gets differential treatment? The uncontrived Great Way is natural and spontaneous; you don’t need to use your mind to figure it out.
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EXCERPTED FROM
Pao-chih in The Zen Reader, edited by Thomas Cleary, page 9
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