When The Sage Points At The Moon,

A Master Was Once Unmoved By The Complaints Of His Disciples That, Though They Listened With Pleasure To His Parables And Stories, They Were Also Frustrated For They Longed For Something Deeper. To All Their Objections He Would Simply Reply: 'you Have Yet To Understand, My Friends, That The Shortest Distance Between A Human Being And Truth Is A Story.'

Everybody Was Talking About The Religious Man Who Committed Suicide. While No One In The Monastery Approved Of The Man's Action, Some Say They Admired His Faith. Faith?" Said The Master. He Had The Courage Of His Convictions, Didn't He?" That Was Fanaticism, Not Faith. Faith Demands A Greater Courage Still: To Reexamine One's Convictions And Reject Them If They Do Not Fit The Facts.

Step By Step, Let Whatever Happens Happen. Real Change Will Come When It Is Brought About, Not By Your Ego, But By Reality. Awareness Releases Reality To Change You.

Whatever Is Truly Alive Must Die. Look At The Flowers; Only Plastic Flowers Never Die.

As The Great Confucius Said, "the One Who Would Be In Constant Happiness Must Frequently Change." Flow. But We Keep Looking Back, Don't We? We Cling To Things In The Past And Cling To Things In The Present...do You Want To Enjoy A Symphony? Don't Hold On To A Few Bars Of The Music. Don't Hold On To A Couple Of Notes. Let Them Pass, Let Them Flow. The Whole Enjoyment Of A Symphony Lies In Your Readiness To Allow The Notes To Pass.