The Saint
Complete inside and
out,
the Saint finds
freedom
in having no fixed
and determined
conception of
freedom.
Always moving
towards
a fixless and
undetermined openness
towards life in
Nirvana and Samsara,
the Saint leaves his
or her mental abode
whenever
a sense of possessiveness
takes over his or
her heart.
Like a flock of
migratory birds,
the Saint's mental
abode is everywhere
and at the same time
is nowhere.
Knowing what freedom
is,
despite the
hardships of the Path,
the Saint ventures
forth into the Unknown,
where everywhere is
nowhere
and nowhere is
everywhere.
Having mastery over
being open
minded and narrow
minded,
the Saint is as
patient as time itself,
and is capable of
peacefully handling
the limitations of
Samsara with as much endurance as the Earth.
Wisdom is the
Saint's mark of accomplishment
and everything which
the Saint does is
based on the
principal of Calm Abiding.
Having renounced the
world that is the self,
the Saint prefers
Reality over the
appearance and
disappearance of self imagined identities.
Unified with the
Buddha,
the Saint transforms
any environment
in which he or she
visits into an
oasis of serenity,
leaving every mental
abode as cherishable
as the long awaited
perfection of Nirvana.
Copyright - The Blue
Cross And Shining Sunset Academy
Author: Julian Colgan
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