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Buddhistdoor Quote for Today: Qiyuan Xinggang (1597-1654)
A worn, patched robe hangs from my shoulders.
When hunger comes, I eat; when tired, I sleep.
Sitting firmly on a meditation mat, I completely forget the world,
as the sun and moon shift as they please by the window. — Qiyuan Xinggang (1597-1654)
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![Buddhistdoor Quote for Today:
The Buddhadharma is not far removed: it is within the mind and near at hand.
Suchness is not without: abandon the body and how could it be found?
Delusion or awakening are both within us: the moment we raise the thought [of bodhi] we are already there.
Neither wisdom nor ignorance is something other: if we practice with conviction we will immediately realize enlightenment. — Kūkai (Kōbō Daishi, 774–835 CE)
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