There is pleasure when a sore is scratched, — Nagarjuna

"Even three times a day to offer Three hundred cooking pots of food Does not match a portion of the merit In one instant of love."

"Dr. Hong [Tao-Tze, master of the qigong menpai Tai Ji Men,] and his dizi had a very painful experience of what the “lack of conscience” is. The lack of conscience of corrupted bureaucrats and officers created the Tai Ji Men case. The great Buddhist sage Nagarjuna (150–250) wrote in his “Treatise on the Great Perfection of Wisdom” that the greatest master is the one capable of “changing poison into medicine.” It is because they experienced the poison of the lack of conscience that Dr. Hong and his dizi were able to administer to the world the medicine of conscience. That we celebrate today the proves that the medicine has been effective."

"No suffering is self-caused. Nothing causes itself. If another is not self-made, How could suffering be caused by another? If suffering were caused by each, Suffering could be caused by both. Not caused by self or by other, How could suffering be uncaused?"

"If you think you see both Destruction and becoming, Then you see destruction and becoming Through impaired vision."

"I am not, I will not be. I have not, I will not have." That frightens all the childish And extinguishes fear in the wise."

"Without hope of reward Provide help to others. Bear suffering alone, And share your pleasures with beggars."