Six Principles
First. Thoughts pass. They cannot be a standard.
Second. Fear exists — but the moment it is seen, its influence dissolves.
Third. Guard against sensory pleasure and watch it. Do not chase it. It too passes.
Fourth. Most things judged as related are not. Parents and me. Others and me. That and this. That person and that thing. This and a mood. Most have little to do with each other.
Fifth. Chaos is always present. Uncertainty exists every moment, always. It is as natural as the warmth of a morning sun, as inevitable as the beauty of a sunset.
Sixth. Satisfaction and gratitude are the root. They are the identity.
Practice the six principles — and two realities are reached.
First. The posture and movement of this body are always happening. Always correct them, right now.
Second. Breath always happens now. Do it right, now.
Understand the six and arrive at the two — and there, one vision exists.
Feel that vision. Experience it always. And live by always perceiving, choosing, and balancing the harmony between the two realities and the one vision.
