Sublime

The simplicity of meditation means just experiencing the ape instinct of ego.

The Zen sect practices instantaneous mental communication of truth from mind to mind in dialogues of silence.

Ramana Maharshi was just asking some very simple questions: Who sees when you see? Who hears when you hear? Who watches the dreams? Who looks at the image in the mirror? Who is it that is having all these experiences? If you try to just give honest, intuitive answers, you are simply going to say, “Me. It’s me. I’m in here experiencing all of this.”

Zen Doctrine of No Mind,

The twentieth-century Indian meditation master Sri Nisargadatta encourages us to wholeheartedly enter this path of freedom: “…all I plead with you is this: make love of your self perfect.”

The method that the Buddha discovered is meditation. He discovered that struggling to find answers did not work. It was only when there were gaps in his struggle that insights came to him. He began to realize that there was a sane, awake quality within him which manifested itself only in the absence of struggle. So the practice of meditation involv

Such an insight arose as a result of mindfulness, or of qualities like calm or investigation.

Intelligence is the capacity to deal with life as a whole;