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Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Moving the eyes from the front of the face to behind the head.
"Moving the eyes
from the front of the face
to behind the head
allows for the clear perception
that one is not separate
from the manifestation,
but rather a part of it.
The space that fills the small pot
is the same
as the space that fills the large pot."
- Lost Writings of Wu Hsin
(Thanks to the headless people for finding this pointer.)
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