What is called peace by many is merely the absence of disturbance. True peace cannot be distrubed; It resides beyond the reach of disturbance.
~ Lost writings of Wu Hsin
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Wu Hsin
The source of yearning
Chasing after the things one yearns for is inferior to chasing after the source of the yearning.
~ Lost writings of Wu Hsin
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Oneself
There is no forest, there is no cave, there is no mountaintop where one can hide from oneself.
~ Lost writings of Wu Hsin
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Enjoyment
The greatest enjoyment is experienced when there is no concern for its duration.
~ Lost writings of Wu Hsin
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Personal drama
The greatest crime is the overlooking of who you really are in favor of the story of who you think you are. This preoccupation with your personal drama is the cloud that masks the sun.
~ Lost writings of Wu Hsin
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Contentment
The man of contentment seeks nothing that he doesn’t have and understands that whatever he has isn’t his to own
~ Lost writings of Wu Hsin
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To be free
The attachment to beliefs is the greatest shackle. To be free is to know that one does not know.
~ From the lost writings of Wu Hsin
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