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“The realization of Nibbāna comes with the blossoming of wisdom and brings perfect peace, untarnished happiness, and the stilling of the mind’s compulsive drives.”

— Dalai Lama XIV

“And the Buddha pointed out that his confusion was justified, for 'the dharma is profound, difficult to see, difficult to understand, peaceful, excellent, beyond…

— David J. Kalupahana

“The goal of the Buddha’s teaching is Nibbāna (Sanskrit: Nirvāṇa). Literally translated, that means “not burning,” or in other words, the loss of all…

— Ayya Khema

“In the nembutsu we see and feel the Buddha everywhere and in everything. Life itself becomes the unfolding of Buddha”

— Gyomay M. Kubose

Monks, when ignorance is abandoned, and knowledge arises in the monk, with the ending of ignorance and the arising of knowledge he clings neither…

— Gautama Buddha

“So too, friend, purification of virtue is for the sake of reaching purification of mind; purification of mind is for the sake of reaching…

— Gautama Buddha

A time comes when it isn't enough to read about Buddha, we wish to have that happen to ourselves. That's when we move from…

— Frederick Lenz

“Let me tell you a secret about the human condition. Nihilism leads to spirituality. And spirituality leads to nihilism. It is never in between…

— Abhaidev

“However, the path itself must eventually be abandoned, just as you abandon a boat when you reach the other shore. You must disembark once…

— Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse

“Only when I see myself truly is Gautama Buddha is present in me.”

— Gyomay M Kubose

“Eventually, at Buddhahood, you become capable of remaining in the innate”

— Dalai Lama XIV