Yeh, Yu-Ling

"In Zen, we don't look outside for God or Budda. They are within us. Where we live is Budda's room. The world of Garden. That's why it must be clean and beautiful while we work to keep it from getting soiled. we think of this world as the Budda's room. Paradise is where we live so we clean and keep it clean This is the most important principle. That's why we attend our garden so carefully and treat them with such austerity.

We don't divide things simply into good and bad, right or left. There is vagueness or a sense of ma and space between things, there are two powers, that's how the universe itself is constructed.'

:....talking about seahorses.
: no, talking about the lake reflects things upside-down.