"When the water returns to its original oneness with the river, it no longer has any individual feeling to it; it resumes its own nature, and finds composure How very glad the water must be to come back to the original river! If this is so, what feeling will we have when we die?" - Shunryo Suzuki, from Zen Mind, Beginners Mind
Friday, December 19, 2014
Falling Water
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