Don't Ask The World To Change....you Change

The Disciples Were Absorbed In A Discussion Of Lao-tzu's Dictum: "those Who Know, Do Not Say; Those Who Say, Do Not Know." When The Master Entered, They Asked Him What The Words Meant. Said The Master, "which Of You Knows The Fragrance Of A Rose?" All Of Them Indicated That They Knew. Then He Said, "put It Into Words." All Of Them Were Silent.

The Spiritual Quest Is A Journey Without Distance. You Travel From Where You Are Right Now To Where You Have Always Been. From Ignorance To Recognition.

You Keep Insisting, I Feel Good Because The World Is Right! Wrong! The World Is Right Because I Feel Good. That's What All The Mystics Are Saying.

The Master Made It His Task To Destroy Systematically Every Doctrine, Every Belief, Every Concept Of The Divine, For These Things, Which Were Originally Intended As Pointers, Were Now Being Taken As Descriptions. He Loved To Quote The Eastern Saying "when The Sage Points To The Moon, All That The Idiot Sees Is The Finger.

The Master Never Seemed To Have His Fill Of Gazing At His Firstborn Child. "what Do You Want Him To Be When He Grows Up?" Someone Asked. "outrageously Happy," Said The Master.