You fall in love with your heart; you fall out of love with your head.

Two aspects to the relative world: relaxation and time management.

The true opponent in a debate on emptiness is your own ego.

There is no inherent awakening power in cultural forms that have become dissociated from the wisdom and practicality that gave birth to them. They turn into illusions themselves and become part of the drama of religious culture. Although they can make us happy temporarily, they can't free us from suffering, so at some point, they become a source of disappointment and discouragement. Eventually, these forms may inspire nothing more than resistance to their authority.

In the end, we have nothing to lose by opening our hearts.

In each meditation session, we gather knowledge about the mind through observation, questioning, and testing. We do this over and over, until we gradually develop a meaningful understanding of our own mind.

You fall in love with your heart; you fall out of love with your head.