It doesn't really matter what you do. It is your state of mind that matters.

If your motives are high and noble and your work is hard and you do a good job, then whatever the task is in your life, it will benefit you.

At the end of meditation period we always bow and we touch our head to the floor and say "Buddha's name be praised."

The life that we see on our small planet is not necessarily a great reflection of the entire universe. The people are beautiful, but they tend to destroy one another. That's not an operative principle in all dimensions.

The primary quality that Lao Tzu seems to emobdy is humility, which is the image of water - seeking the common level of existence.

Will is developed in meditation. It is refined. It is within you, but you don't know how to get to it.

To do something perfectly, you must not think about what you are doing at all ... Your thoughts are what create imperfections in your actions. They alienate you from the true reality of any action you perform.