One day, Chang-sha Ching-tsen (d. 868), one of the well-known Chinese Ch'an masters, wandered in the mountain. When he was back just at the gate of the temple, the head monk asked him:
-Where have you been, Sir?
Chang-sha replied:
-I...
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IT IS THUS
Posted on Sep.25.2009 @ 06:02AM EDT by chontri
When a flower appears before it, it reflects the flower. When a bee appears before it, it reflects the bee. When an empty space appears before it, it reflects the empty space. When nothing appears before it, it reflects nothing. It is itself. No trace left on it. It is thus.
ChonTri 09/25/2009
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