US EditionThe Fool and Old Age
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The Fool and Old Age
The Fool Night is long for one lying awake. Seven miles is long for one exhausted. Samsara is long for fools Ignorant of true Dharma. If, while on your way, You meet no one your equal or better, Steadily continue on your way alone. There is no fellowship with fools. A fool suffers, thinking, “I have children! I have wealth!” One’s self is not even one’s own. How then are children? How then is we…
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