Clarity and emptiness are inseparably united in the true nature of mind, which is beyond all concepts of existence and non-existence.

Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche

from the book The Heart of Compassion: The Thirty-seven Verses on the Practice of a Bodhisattva

translated by Padmakara Translation Group


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Further quotes from the book The Heart of Compassion:

• Accepting short-term sufferings
• Cutting through subtler misconceptions
• I like suffering
• Practice day and night
• No greater obstacle to Dharma practice
• No more than an empty echo
• Before it is too late
• Never stop thinking about how to gain liberation
• The importance of relative bodhicitta
• The children of the buddhas
• Giving and taking
• Seeing clearly how deceiving the ways of the world are
• The best opportunity to put the teachings into practice
• Neither discouragement nor pride
• Powerful sources of help
• Two types of friends
• The reason you are wandering in samsara
• Phenomena adorn emptiness
• Nothing to be grasped
• A practice based on your mind