Chapter Three : Practice 44

The Founding Master said,
“A foolish person tries to attain great wisdom that transcends the ordinary and surpasses the sages as soon as he has his first hint of awakening, but this is a completely wrong idea. The water that fills the great ocean is the accumulation of small drops; the great soil of mountains and fields is the accumulation of small dust motes; the achievement of the great fruition of all the buddhas and sages is the accumulation of merit in the formless and invisible mind. Those who aspire to great practice and who have initiated a great enterprise first must start by accumulating merit in small matters.”

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yes and simply put...must learn to crawl before you can walk and walk before you can run and hopefully when you get old you can die with dignity in a world where no one gives a dam about you.Peace out



Gregg Andely