Buddha nature Quote by Karl Brunnholzl

There is no self, yet we all exist. All phenomena are "empty," yet they have Buddha nature.

— Frederick Lenz

“As for the notion of Buddha nature, there is no reifying interpretation of it in any of the texts of the lineage of vast…

— Karl Brunnholzl

Reality is devoid of any intrinsic identity that can be captured by any one single proposition - that is what Buddha meant by "voidness."

— Dalai Lama

From the Buddhist point of view, it is true that emptiness is a characteristic of all of life - if we look carefully at…

— Sharon Salzberg

“Emptiness The true nature of reality transcends all the notions we could ever have of what it might be. This is also the ultimate…

— Khenpo Tsültrim Gyamtso Rinpoche

“Eighth Karmapa Mikyo Dorje's commentary on Ike Ornament of Clear Realization says: This basis-the nature of phenomena-is neither other-empty nor self-empty, because it is…

— Karl Brunnholzl

It is the Buddhist belief that all things, experiences and people are inherently empty. That is a simple way of saying that all physical…

— Frederick Lenz

“While you are conscious of being a Buddha, you are not truly a Buddha, because you are ensnared by the idea. You are not…

— Katsuki Sekida

It is said that “there is a self,” but “non-self” too is taught. The buddhas also teach there is nothing which is “neither self…

— Nagarjun

“Buddhist philosophy points out that the true nature of all forms is essentially formless. Forms do not have an existence of their own, but…

— Joseph P. Kauffman

In the World of Reality there is no self, There is no other-than-self.

— Sengcan

“In Buddhism, the word “emptiness” is a translation of the Sanskrit sunyata. It means “empty of a separate self.” It is not a negative…

— Sister Chan Khong