Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

Dharmadhatu.
3. He or she should recognize Gong An (koans) in the
Chan School.
4. One should know how expedient means of Bodhi
come from sunyata wisdom.
5. One neither hates samsara, nor loves nirvana.
6. After practicing sunyata meditation, one's body has
become somehow superfluous, and one no longer
always identifies the body with "himself" or "herself"
and so is not attached to it.
7. In his or her dreams things are seen covered only by a
paper shell, inside which there is nothing. Or again, he
or she may be always flying in dreams as the body has
become very light after sunyata realization.
8. One experiences the merciful mind arising from the
sunyata wisdom.
9. There is no doubt on the profound view from which
one may gather the widest good conduct. One knows
sunyata and merits without the doubts illustrated by the
good bhiksu in our story.
10. All the first three paramitas become very easy to
perform.
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