44 Wei Wu Wei Quotes on Buddhism, Devotee and All Else Is Bondage: Non-Volitional Living - Quotes.pub

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It is only the artificial ego that suffers. The man who has transcended his false “me” no longer identifies himself with his suffering.

It is less what one is that should matter, than what one is not.

The writer of these lines has nothing whatsoever to teach anyone; his words are just his contribution to our common discussion of what must inevitably be for us the most important subject which could be discussed by sentient beings.

A man who is seeking for realization is not only going around searching for his spectacles without realizing that they are on his nose all the time, but also were he not actually looking through them he would not be able to see what he is looking for!

The notion that human life has greater value than any other form of life is both unjustifiable and arrogant.

The qualities we possess should never be a matter for satisfaction, but the qualities we have discarded.

The saint is a man who disciplines his ego. The sage is a man who rids himself of his ego.

Past and Future are a duality of which Present is the reality. The now-moment alone is eternal and real.

The only real service we can render to that which we perceive and interpret in phenomenal existence as ‘others’ is by awakening to universal consciousness ourselves.

The practice of meditation is represented by the three monkeys, who cover their eyes, ears and mouths so as to avoid the phenomenal world.

All the evil in the world, and all the unhappiness, comes from the I-concept.

We imagine that waking-life is real and that dream-life is unreal, but there does not seem to be any evidence for this belief.

It is only with total humility, and in absolute stillness of mind that we can know what indeed we are.

Reintegration with Nature, which we are, is the recovery of spontaneity.

Transcendence implies the surpassing of two things, and the consequent attainment of a third thing. But there are no ‘things’ in reality, of any kind whatever: there is only the thing-in-itself, its suchness, which is Reality, revealed when the illusory dualism of inexistent qualities is dissolved.

Do not mistake the pointing finger for the moon.

There is no mystery whatever – only inability to perceive the obvious.

Are we not wasps who spend all day in a fruitless attempt to traverse a window-pane – while the other half of the window is wide open?

We do not possess an ‘ego.’ We are possessed by the idea of one.

We ourselves are not an illusory part of Reality; rather are we Reality itself illusorily conceived.

What is your trouble? Mistaken identity.

Worshiping the teapot instead of drinking the tea.

As long as there is a ‘you’ doing or not-doing, thinking or not-thinking, ‘meditating’ or ‘not-meditating’ you are no closer to home than the day you were born.

In order to be effective truth must penetrate like an arrow – and that is likely to hurt.

What do you have to do? Pack your bags, Go to the station without them, Catch the train, And leave your self behind.

Realisation is a matter of becoming conscious of that which is already realised.

Play your part in the comedy, but don’t identify yourself with your role.

Never forget, what your looking for is what is looking.

Wise men don’t judge: They seek to understand.

I AM Here Now As This.

Spontaneity is being present in the present.

Why are you unhappy? Because 99.9 percent of everything you think, and of everything you do, is for yourself – and there isn’t one.

As long as subject is centred in a phenomenal object, and thinks and speaks therefrom, subject is identified with that object and is bound. As long as such condition obtains, the identified subject can never be free—for freedom is liberation from that identification. Abandonment of a phenomenal centre constitutes the only 'practice', and such abandonment is not an act volitionally performed by the identified subject, but anon-action (wu wei) leaving the noumenal centre in control of phenomenal activity, and free from fictitious interference by an imaginary 'self.Are you still thinking, looking, living, as from animaginary phenomenal centre? As long as you do that you can never recognise your freedom.Could any statement be more classic?Could any statement be more obvious?Could any statement be more vital?Yet—East and West—how many observe it?SoCould any statement be more needed?

All comparison is based on memory, and memory is an image based on engrams. It follows that all judgement, evaluation, is an interpretation of images, for even the present is already a memory by the time we have seized it. Therefore the unending process of finding things "good" or "not so good" is a work of imagination. Would in not be futile indeed to suppose that such judgments, that is any and all judgments, could have any absolute existence or value?

There is no such thing as a dog

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Why are you unhappy? Because 99.9 per cent of everything you do is for yourself And there isn't one.

Only an object can suffer, but phenomenally subject and object, being one whole, spin like a coin so that the intervals between pile et face (heads and tails) are imperceptible. Consequently pain, or pleasure, appear to be continual.Noumenally, on the contrary, there is no object to suffer pain or pleasure. Noumenon is invulnerable, and cannot be otherwise. Noumenon is the unmanifested aspect of what we, sentient beings, are: Phenomenon is our manifestation.

Living should be perpetual and universal benediction.

Why aren't you happy? It's because ninety-nine percent of everything you do, and think, and say, is for yourself -- and there isn't one.

THIS which is seeking is THAT which is sought, and THAT which is sought is THIS which is seeking.

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Disciples and devotees…what are most of them doing? Worshipping the teapot instead of drinking the tea!

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Play your part in the comedy, but don't identify yourself with your role.

As long as there is a 'you' doing or not-doing, thinking or not-thinking, 'meditating' or 'not-meditating' you are no closer to home than the day you were born.

Why are you unhappy?Because 99.9 percent of everything you think, and of everything you do, is for yourself—and there isn’t one.

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