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A monk said to Zen Master Ching-ch’ing (Kyosei; Gyeong Cheong), “Master, I’m pecking out. You, please, peck in.” That offers an image of student and teacher in accord with each other: I’m trying to break out. You, please, break in, so the two of us together can connect, mind to mind. Ching-ch’ing shouted at the monk, “Are you alive or not?” That was his pecking in.
Elegant Failure
Richard Shrobe
So the challenge is when some reaction is happening to you, see it as if it were happening to someone else, while at the same time staying in touch with the emotion of it.
Fearlessness
Anthony De Mello and Don Joseph Goewey
The long-tail power law forms the basis for the economist Vilfredo Pareto’s famous 80–20 rule, where he noticed that 20 percent of the people in Italy owned 80 percent of the land.
The Art of Clear Thinking
Hasard Lee
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