Once upon a time there was a Zen student who
quoted an old Buddhist poem to his teacher which says,
"The voices of torrents are from one great tongue,
the lines of the hills are the pure body of Buddha."
"Isn't that right?" he said to the teacher.
"It is," said the teacher, "but it is a pity to say so."
quoted an old Buddhist poem to his teacher which says,
"The voices of torrents are from one great tongue,
the lines of the hills are the pure body of Buddha."
"Isn't that right?" he said to the teacher.
"It is," said the teacher, "but it is a pity to say so."
Alan Watts