Unexplainable

When someone says, “I’d know an enlightened person, if I see one,” that’s what’s called “dry bones in the desert.”

When someone says, “I’ve chanted the Heart Sutra for sixteen years,” that’s known as “moss growing on the north side of the tree.”

When someone asks, “Why does the Gita say there’s no such thing as time?”, that’s what we call “a leaf falling into the creek.”

When someone says, “There’s nothing for me to surrender, since there’s no ‘me’,” that’s what most say is “the breeze bending the grass.”

When someone says, “I no longer argue with ‘what is,’ and I’m forever grateful for that!,” this is what is meant by “rain on a parched field.”