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| Oneness A sudden perception that Subject and object are one will lead to a deeply mysterious wordless understanding--you will waken to the truth of Zen. Huang-po The inward and the outward are become as one sky, the Infinite and the finite are united: I am drunken with the sight of this All! Kabir In this world of Suchness there is neither self nor other-than-self. Sen-t'san Behold but One in all things; it is the second that leads you astray. Kabir When the Ten Thousand things are viewed in their oneness, we return to the Origin and remain where we have always been. Sen t'san Thou must love God as not-God, not-Spirit, not-person, not-image, but as He is, a sheer, pure absolute One, sundered from all two-ness, and in whom we must eternally sink from nothingness to nothingness. Meister Eckhart Let subject and object be so oned that the wind cannot pass between them. Wu-men As waves, foam and bubbles are not different from water, so in the light of true knowledge, the Universe, born of the Self, is not different from the Self. Ashtavakra gita But here the mind of Christ is the mind of the soul, natural and habitual to it, as something no longer distinct from itself, but as its own being and its own life. Madame Guyon In that day you will know that I am in my Father, and you in me, and I in you. Jesus When the mind becomes tranquillized and concentrated into perfect unity, then all things will be seen, not in their separateness, but in their unity. Surangama Sutra A tenth of an inch difference, and heaven and earth are set apart. Hsin-hsin Ming back to top |
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