It can be very difficult to accept that the source of what we like or do not like arises in our mind. When we get our heads stuck in the clouds – pretty clouds, ugly clouds – we cannot see that they are impermanent, that they have a life of their own, and that they will pass on, if we let them.

Mingyur Rinpoche

from the book In Love with the World: A Monk's Journey Through the Bardos of Living and Dying

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Further quotes from the book In Love with the World:

• Dying is rebirth
• Within each one of us
• Stay with what is
• Fundamentally pure and good
• Short moments, many times
• Stretching a bit further
• Vast and intimate
• Change yourself
• Anywhere, anytime
• The masks that hide our true selves
• Identifying the sickness for ourselves
• Nothing endures but change
• Only with recognition
• Ego-grasping death comes before life
• Spacious awareness
• Accepting whatever happens
• Beyond habitual patterns
• Awareness contains impermanence
• Facing suffering
• It’s how we relate to emotions