04-10-2013, 02:13 PM
That saying was said by the Buddha supposedly, and is one of my favorites.
My friend, if you are interested in Buddhism I recommend a look at the idea of Dzogchen, as well as Nyingmapa, which are related to Tibetan Buddhism which tends to be more about tantric principles and less about renunciation or purification.
Maybe take a browse through the different schools and see what resonates in each and what 'vehicle', or method of practice, interests you. Buddhism has actually more variety than most consider.
I also recommend the books Awakening the Buddha Within by Lamas Surya Das, and The Crystal and the Way of Light by Namkhai Norbu. Blessings!
My friend, if you are interested in Buddhism I recommend a look at the idea of Dzogchen, as well as Nyingmapa, which are related to Tibetan Buddhism which tends to be more about tantric principles and less about renunciation or purification.
Maybe take a browse through the different schools and see what resonates in each and what 'vehicle', or method of practice, interests you. Buddhism has actually more variety than most consider.
I also recommend the books Awakening the Buddha Within by Lamas Surya Das, and The Crystal and the Way of Light by Namkhai Norbu. Blessings!