Look at the big picture of the wheel of life. Above it, there is a Buddha. He is pointing, not towards the wheel, but away from it. He is indicating that there is something else - nirvana.

In mysticism we reorder those awarenesses. We combine and recombine them endlessly. We assemble them so we can experience aspects of the universe that most people will never know.

People don't really want to know the truth. The truth is that you are all dead in the future, everything that you do has no point, and all of the achievements of the human race are meaningless.

In Zen, and in other forms of self discovery, we do have a transference that occurs where psychically, information, blocks of attention, are transferred to the student.

Just because it doesn't work out for you, doesn't mean that it's not wonderful for someone else.

You're not capable of stepping into nirvana at this time. If you did it would be disastrous. You're tonal would be swamped.

Mind delineates experience, and through the filter of mind, experience becomes something else; it becomes knowledge in tantra.