desire and mistrust keep you from ease

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Desire and mistrust

keep you from finding ease.

Peace of mind comes when we

let go of ambitions and fears

and follow the Sage from

moment to moment.

 

fourth changing line

from The I Ching, or Book of Changes

Hexagram 56, Lü / The Wanderer

 

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the mind’s inherent nirvana

the way to enlightenment

 

When body and mind

are properly attuned, when mind

and spirit are at peace, then in deep mystic

fusion, the breath is pure and cool. Slowly gather

in mind until the path of the spirit is pure and sharp

and the mind-ground is illumined and pure.

As you perceive clearly and distinctly,

inner and outer are empty and

pure — this is the mind’s

inherent nirvana.

 

With this nirvana,

the mind of the sages is manifest.

Though its real nature is formless, intent and

proportion always remain. Thus, the profound luminous

one never ends: it remains forever shining bright.

This is called the buddha-nature, the

enlightened real identity.

 

Records of the Teachers and Students of the Lanka

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