The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom; The tigers of wrath are wiser than the horses of instruction." - William Blake, Proverbs of Hell

"You never know what is enough, until you know what is more than enough." - William Blake, Proverbs of Hell.

"The man who is certain to advance is the one who is too big for his place, and who has a clear concept of what he wants to be; who knows that he can become what he wants to be and who is determined to BE what he wants to be." - Wallace D. Wattles

"Always speak in terms of advancement; to do otherwise is to deny your faith, and to deny your

faith is to lose it." - Wallace D. Wattles

"Walk and the path will Happen" - Anonymous zen proverb.

"If you cannot find the truth right where you are, where else do you expect to find it?" (Dogen)

“The color of the mountains is the body of the Buddha; the sound of running streams is his great speech.” Dogen

The urban sprawl is the body of the Buddha; the buzz of the streets his great speech.

The flag doesn't move, the wind doesn't move, only your mind moves.

The Sixth Patriarch.

..."A dog, Buddha-nature" - there is no need for "nature." "A dog is Buddha" - "is" is superfluous. "A dog, Buddha" - still redundant. "Dog!" - that's is enough! Or just "Buddha!" You have said too much when you say "A dog is Buddha." "Dog!" - That is all. It is completely Buddha.


Yasutani
The Commentary on Mu
The Three Pillars of Zen, p.87