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…the Doctrinal Differences Between Hinduism And Buddhism And Taoism Are Not Anywhere Near As Important As Doctrinal Differences Among Christianity And Islam And Judaism. Holy Wars Are Not Fought Over Them Because Verbalized Statements About Reality Are Never Presumed To Be Reality Itself.

You Look At Where You're Going And Where You Are And It Never Makes Sense, But Then You Look Back At Where You've Been And A Pattern Seems To Emerge.

There Is A Perennial Classical Question That Asks Which Part Of The Motorcycle, Which Grain Of Sand In Which Pile, Is The Buddha. Obviously To Ask That Question Is To Look In The Wrong Direction, For The Buddha Is Everywhere. But Just As Obviously To Ask The Question Is To Look In The Right Direction, For The Buddha Is Everwhere.

If You Don't Generalize You Don't Philosophize.

We Take A Handful Of Sand From The Endless Landscape Of Awareness Around Us And Call That Handful Of Sand The World.