Buddhas Quotes and Sayings

• Our problem is not, how to bring about a quiet, still mind, - but, to look at those things that agitate the mind, to understand those things that bring about disturbance. And when we understand those, then there will be tranquillity. When we are free from the problem, then there is a stillness. But to induce a stillness when the mind is crippled with problems, obviously brings about a dullness of the mind. - Jiddu Krishnamurti
   

• A lifetime without Love is of no account
  Love is the Water of Life
  Drink it down with heart and soul! - Jelaluddin Rumi
   

• The divine is found by those with pure and true heart. - Bulle Shah
   

• Meditation doesn’t lead you to silence; meditation only creates the situation in which the silence happens. And this should be the criterion — that whenever silence happens laughter will come into your life. A vital celebration will happen all around. You will not become sad, you will not become depressed, you will not escape from the world. You will be here in this world, but taking the whole thing as a game, enjoying the whole thing as a beautiful game, a big drama, no longer serious about it. Seriousness is a disease. - Osho
   

• If you are directly in contact with nature; if you watch the movement of a bird on the wing, see the beauty of every movement of the sky, watch the shadows on the hills or the beauty on the face of another, do you think you will want to go to any museum to look at any picture? Perhaps it is because you do not know how to look at all the things about you that you resort to some form of drug to stimulate you to see better. - Jiddu Krishnamurti
   

• Instead of your life being in an oceanic love, it is suffering in a gutter of dirty jealousy. But unless you start looking inwards and finding the roots, you will not be able to transform it. - Osho
   

• Just as the disciple is testing the Master in respect of his capacity to guide him, the Master, in his turn, is testing the disciple in respect of his integrity of purpose. The Master is unconcerned about whether the disciple doubts him or has faith in him; what he tests is whether the disciple is or is not sincere and whole-hearted in his spiritual search and pursuit. - Meher Baba