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cherydactylSome people think that they will practice the dharma once they have finished with their worldly business. This is a mistaken attitude because our work in the world never finishes. Work is like a ripple of water continually moving on the surface of the ocean. It is very difficult to break free from our occupations in order to practice dharma. The busy work with which we fill our lives is only completed at the time of our death.
- Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, 'Meaningful to Behold' from Everyday Mind, edited by Jean Smith
- Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, 'Meaningful to Behold' from Everyday Mind, edited by Jean Smith
