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Zarathustra’s Whole Approach Is Exactly The Same As Chuang Tzu: “Easy Is Right. Right Is Easy.”
FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE is perhaps the greatest philosopher the world has known. He is also great in another dimension which many philosophers are simply unaware of: he is a born mystic. His philosophy is not only of the mind but is rooted deep in the heart, and some roots even reachтАж
Zen Is Neither Buddhist Nor Taoist And Yet Both.
Zen Is Neither Buddhist Nor Taoist And Yet Both.
ZEN IS JUST ZEN. There is nothing comparable to it. It is unique — unique in the sense that it...
These Are The Three Stages Of Knowing: The Mud, The Lotus And The Fragrance.
These Are The Three Stages Of Knowing: The Mud, The Lotus And...
Religion is not a science… Religion is not a science in the sense physics, mathematics and chemistry are sciences. But...
He’s The Founder Of A Religionless Religion. He Has Propounded Not Religion But Religiousness.
He’s The Founder Of A Religionless Religion. He Has Propounded Not Religion...
I love Gautama the Buddha because he represents to me the essential core of religion. He is not the founder...
When The Mind Disappears, Passion Is Transformed Into Compassion.
When The Mind Disappears, Passion Is Transformed Into Compassion.
The real freedom starts only when you are free for. You can sing a song and you can dance a...
The Man Covers Himself Because He Feels There is Something Inside.
The Man Covers Himself Because He Feels There is Something Inside.
Have you never noticed just how wonderful and how beautiful the animals are, even unclothed? Even in their nakedness, they...
Our Nature, Our Life-Force Has Only One Easy Outlet, is Sex.
Our Nature, Our Life-Force Has Only One Easy Outlet, is Sex.
Our nature, our life-force, our energy, has only one easy outlet, and that outlet is sex. Sealing that channel will...
Man is Now Just a Formless Lump; He is a Turbulent Sea of Sorrow.
Man is Now Just a Formless Lump; He is a Turbulent Sea...
Early one morning, before sunrise, a fisherman went to a river. On the bank he felt something underfoot and found...
