Sublime

Who is a solitary? One whose need to be needed has disappeared, who does not ask any meaning from you, from your eyes, from your responses. No! If you give your love he will be grateful, but if you don’t give it there is no complaint. If you don’t give, he is as good as ever. If you come to visit him he will be happy, but if you don’t come he is as

the general practice of Buddhism, which is to free the mind from its habitual confusion of words, ideas, and concepts with reality, and from all those emotional disturbances and entanglements which flow from this confusion. Thus the ego, time, the body, life, and death are all viewed as concepts having neither more nor less reality than abstract nu

There will be more trust in the mysteries of life than in the clarities of the law, more trust in life itself than in anything—the court, the police, the priest, the church. And the children should belong to all—they should not carry the badges of their family.

Love is possible only when meditation has happened. If you don’t know how to be centered in your being, if you don’t know how to rest and relax in your being, if you don’t know how to be utterly alone and blissful, you will never know what love is. Love appears as relationship, but begins in deep solitude. Love expresses as relating, but the source

We are born alone, we live alone, and we die alone. Aloneness is our very nature, but we are not aware of it. Because we are not aware of it we remain strangers to ourselves, and instead of seeing our aloneness as a tremendous beauty and bliss, silence and peace, at-easeness with existence, we misunderstand it as loneliness. Loneliness is a misunde

Nobody loves. And unless you become a Jesus or a Buddha you cannot love, because only one whose need to be needed has disappeared can love.

Focus on the gap during your daily activities