T oday's world is becoming more global and more tribal at the same time. For both those reasons, it is essential to study Asian religions. He unto whom all desires enter as water into the seas, which, though ever being filled, is ever motionless, attains to peace, and not he who gus his desires. As a lamp in a windless place flickereth not, to such is likened the yogi of subdued thought who practices union with the Self. But there is an impurity greater than all impurities.
Ignorance is the greatest impurity.
O mendicants, having cast away that impurity, be free from impurities. In the quiescence of plurality. Sastra Having heard the Tao in the morning, I can die in the evening. Deal with the big while it is still small. The wild geese do not intend to cast their image upon the water, The water has no mind to receive their image.