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a quest for the Truth most likely ensnares, at worst enslaves

everything is impermanent, even this wish that it weren’t

the Tao,
immortal Way,
is no way

all talk of the Way
breaks the silence,
some with good cause

a way that becomes the way leads nowhere

the unsayable when spoken is silence

the notion of enlightenment obstructs transparent living (unless it doesn’t)

since one can only be (is) and not observe the One,
nothing can be said about it, not even this

the Truth of advaita is that there is no truth of advaita

post-modern advaita: too much talk about Nothing

having the truth blinds us to what is

the self arising at this moment can never see itself

you can neither know thyself nor no thyself

sometimes at night I
(not speaking, but spoken,
not singing, but sung)
wonder at words
bringing the world into being

“what is” is neither perfect nor imperfect, it simply is

not two — the interpreter and the interpreted

seekers seeking for a life other than their own

peace passing understanding is nothing of this world…and..is this world

peace in living doesn’t look like anything other than what is

whether or not I ever see the moon…the finger pointing is enough

if I am not this thought
or that thought,
I must be no thought

there is no end to acceptance or, perhaps better, to accepting

there is no path from here to here

dog waste underfoot is no less “it” than blossoms in hand

from emptiness we come,
to emptiness we go,
ho! ho! ho!

good days, bad days, indifferent days,
behind and between the thoughts –
silence and an accompanying light

you can’t find what’s here over there

at all times,
if you look, listen closely,
Nothing is happening

can the end of suffering mean the end of pain (and, less happily, pleasure)?

what does it mean to say that all things are possible in God?

how can you get somewhere you already are?

all things are as they are and could not otherwise be

I keep wanting to do
yet all that I do
I don’t

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