This is, and always will be, one of my favorite Buddhist quotes. It doesn't even matter is Buddha actually said it or not. It's a pretty cool notion, one that many other religions lack.
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Thoughs and observations of a college Buddhist as she explores politics, science, women's rights, world culture, and of course, the eight-fold path.
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1 comment:
love this so much! I have this too in several versions and I posted it on my blog a few weeks ago!
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