So long as they could move to the stage of observing the bareness of their mind, theirs turn into empty. Nothing left to talk. In other words, “the continuous current of mind keeps running and running” via many lifespans ends without any trace.

No matter what ups and downs in life, that line of wisdom continues flexibly adapting itself to human life, quietly expanding and offering a source of inner peace and happiness to those who get it. Those metaphors are similar to the image of the crystal spring whose water is always cool and clear and the beginning of spiritual well-beings for humans though stones and gravels are scattering in the current. Hope the next articles in the series be the placid water that I’d warmly dedicate to the Zen practitioners who gather enough conditions.