Category: poems
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The Sweet Dew of the Ultimate Path

The Hearers walked a path of quiet rest,Believing Arhat status was the best. The Three Great Vehicles held separate ways,Defined by limits through the passing days.But in the Lotus, a new light definedThe single truth that binds all humankind. O, Bright-Lamp-of-Wisdom, shining true and deepYou wake the seeds that every being keeps.The paths before were Skillful…
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The Vow, The Foe, and The Final Crew

The Buddha spoke, “I’m leaving soon; the world will turn to night, Who will guard my teaching, and keep the truth alight?” A million bright disciples, from shining worlds afar, Stepped up and made a promise, reaching for a star. The Messenger’s Promise (Chapter 13): “We are your loyal messengers, so do not worry now! We’ll spread the sacred…
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The Bow That Sees

I bow to the wanderer, ragged and worn,To the scornful eye, to the heart forlorn.For within your silence, within your pain,The seed of the Dharma sings its refrain. I will not call you lazy, nor lost,For the lotus blooms where the waters are tossed.Your path may stumble, your steps may fall,But the One Great Vehicle…
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The Bodhi Tree Within

In an age of dust and noise,where old roads crack and kings forget,the Eternal Voice whispers—You are not small, nor late. The Buddha is not a fading star,but a sun without horizon,rising through the marrowof those who keep the wondrous law. Sit, friend, beneath the tree already grown inside you.The place you stand is holy…
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The Lotus Light of Non-Classification

Beyond the walls of what is fixed and named, The Bodhisattva finds the quiet path. No “superior” or “inferior” is proclaimed, No vehicle to stoke the ego’s wrath. The ultimate truth is Ekayāna’s Single Flow, Where doctrines are but skillful, timely tools, And sectarian pride is simply seen to grow From clinging to the provisional, and not the rules. The Vihāra…
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The Bodhisattva’s Mirror

In the Sahā-World’s [1] swirling mist,Where suffering and joy coexist,A Bodhisattva’s [2] form appears,Reflecting all, dispelling fears. Like moonlight on a placid lake,Or petals that the wind may shake,This being shifts from shape to shape,A master of the skillful drape. In teacher’s robes or child’s small frame,In stranger’s guise—no two the same.Yet wisdom’s light shines…



