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The more we see, the more we are naturally in awe and wonder. Then
it’s easy to be a beginner. Dogen said, “When the dharma does not fill
your body and mind, it’s easy to think it’s already sufficient. When the
dharma fills your body and mind, you understand something is missing.”
When we forget this truth, waves begin to gather on the calm sea.
Pure jeweled eyes, virtuous arms—
formless and selfless they enter the fray.
This great function works in all ways—
These hands and eyes are the whole thing.
formless and selfless they enter the fray.
This great function works in all ways—
These hands and eyes are the whole thing.
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Source: Excerpted from a Dharma Discourse by Geoffrey Shugen Arnold
