Nivedita Purohit

Every day, priests minutely examine the Law And endlessly chant complicated sutras. Before doing that, though, they should learn How to read the love letters sent by the wind and rain, The snow and moon. — Ikkyu | □∧◯

You are like the yellow leaf. The messengers of death are at hand. You are to travel far away. What will you take with you? — The Buddha | | □∧◯

जब मन पर क़ाबू न हो तो याद करना कैसे तेज़ बारिश के बीच अपनी छतरी संभालती थी। - गीत चतुर्वेदी (@GeetChaturvedi)

Our thoughts and ideas are nature, just as much as waves on the ocean or clouds in the sky. — Alan Watts | | □∧◯

“When you watch nothing for a long time,” the wise and beautifully graceful writer Donald Richie observed, “you notice everything.”

"अंतर मम विकसित करो हे अंतरयामी! निर्मल करो, उज्ज्वल करो, सुंदर करो हे! जाग्रत करो, उद्यत करो, निर्भय करो हे!" ~ रवीन्द्रनाथ ठाकुर #गीतांजलि #RajkamalBooks

spring wind — I too am dust Patricia Donegan #haiku #3lines

The bad news: You're falling through the air with no parachute. The good news: There's no ground. — Chögyam Trungpa

"जलना ही प्रकाश उसमें सुख बुझना ही तम है तम में दुख; तुझमें चिर दुख, मुझमें चिर सुख कैसे होगा प्यार! ओ पागल संसार!" -महादेवी वर्मा #महादेवीवर्मा #महादेवी_वर्मा #MahadeviVerma #hindipoetry

I am an eternally deluded person. No one is as deluded as I am. How clear this is to me when I do zazen! — Sawaki Roshi Roshi | | □∧◯