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:The sutras | |||
::1. The Search for the Bull | |||
::In the pasture of this world, | |||
::I endlessly push aside the tall grasses in search of the bull. | |||
::Following unnamed rivers, | |||
::Lost upon the interpenetrating paths of distant mountains, | |||
::My strength failing and my vitality exhausted, I cannot find the bull. | |||
::I only hear the locusts chirring through the forest at night. | |||
::Comment: | |||
::The bull has never been lost. What need is there to search? Only because of separation from my true nature, I fail to find him. In the confusion of the senses I lose even his tracks. Far from home, I see many crossroads, but which way is the right one, I know not. Greed and fear, good and bad, entangle me. | |||
::2. Discovering the Footprints | |||
::Along the river bank under the trees, | |||
::I discover footprints! | |||
::Even under the fragrant grass I see his prints. | |||
::Deep in remote mountains they are found. | |||
::These traces no more can be hidden than one's nose looking heavenward. | |||
::Comment: | |||
::Understanding the teaching, I see the footprints of the bull. Then I learn that, just as many utensils are made from one metal, so too are myriad entities made of the fabric of self. Unless I discriminate, how will I perceive the true from the untrue? Not yet having entered the gate, nevertheless I have discerned the path. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:56, 22 March 2022
| event type | discourse |
| date & time | 1 Mar 1976 am |
| location | Chuang Tzu Auditorium, Poona |
| language | English |
| audio | Available, duration 1h 35min. Quality: good. |
| online audio | |
| video | Not available |
| online video | |
| see also |
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| online text | find the PDF of this discourse |
| shorttitle | SEARCH01 |
- notes
- synopsis
- Reader of the sutras: Sw Ananda Teertha.
- The sutras
- 1. The Search for the Bull
- In the pasture of this world,
- I endlessly push aside the tall grasses in search of the bull.
- Following unnamed rivers,
- Lost upon the interpenetrating paths of distant mountains,
- My strength failing and my vitality exhausted, I cannot find the bull.
- I only hear the locusts chirring through the forest at night.
- Comment:
- The bull has never been lost. What need is there to search? Only because of separation from my true nature, I fail to find him. In the confusion of the senses I lose even his tracks. Far from home, I see many crossroads, but which way is the right one, I know not. Greed and fear, good and bad, entangle me.
- 2. Discovering the Footprints
- Along the river bank under the trees,
- I discover footprints!
- Even under the fragrant grass I see his prints.
- Deep in remote mountains they are found.
- These traces no more can be hidden than one's nose looking heavenward.
- Comment:
- Understanding the teaching, I see the footprints of the bull. Then I learn that, just as many utensils are made from one metal, so too are myriad entities made of the fabric of self. Unless I discriminate, how will I perceive the true from the untrue? Not yet having entered the gate, nevertheless I have discerned the path.
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