Sublime

“Although it can be useful to think of mindfulness as ‘being with things as they really are’, it is in fact more accurate, and more helpful for our purposes, to understand basic mindfulness practice as a way of looking that merely fabricates a little less than our habitual ways of looking.” -Rob Burbea, Seeing That Frees

gestalt

basic mindfulness practice as a way of looking that merely fabricates a little less than our habitual ways of looking.

Voidness, the roots of suffering, and the way things seem to be

what emptiness is not.

emptiness and dependent origination

Seng-tsan

Seeing this voidness also unlocks a depth of joy.

Ajahn Buddhadasa