There’s your cushion: you sit on it, it’s quiet, and it’s all there. That’s all you need, and the rest of it’s gone—whether or not you eat rice or wheat, and whether or not you enjoy the chanting. I like it when it all goes away and it’s quiet.
We just have to notice. We just get out of the way and all the answers are already there. And so the more stripped down it can possibly be, the more I like it.
- Jim Gollin, from "Corporate Takeover " (Summer, 2005)
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