Squareness Is Such A Uniquely Intellectual Disease.

Who Really Can Face The Future? All You Can Do Is Project From The Past, Even When The Past Shows That Such Projections Are Often Wrong. And Who Really Can Forget The Past? What Else Is There To Know?

Sanity Is Not Truth. Sanity Is Conformity To What Is Socially Expected. Truth Is Sometimes In Conformity, Sometimes Not.

…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.

To An Experienced Zen Buddhist, Asking If One Believes In Zen Or One Believes In The Buddha, Sounds A Little Ludicrous, Like Asking If One Believes In Air Or Water. Similarly Quality Is Not Something You Believe In, Quality Is Something You Experience.

Sometimes It's A Little Better To Travel Than To Arrive