In English
We think that , , and are separate but according to our philosophy, they are indivisible and not separate. Even if they appear to be separate, they are the same in form, time, name and nature. Here is an illustration. At first we find on a tree, a small bud. By preserving this bud, it develops into an unripe fruit. This unripe fruit develops into the ripe and mellow fruit. When the fruit becomes mellow, it becomes sweet. The bud, the unripe fruit and the ripe fruit are the three manifestations of the same reality. The path of may be compared to a path that is fraught with certain difficulties. When we think of the path of , it seems to be less difficult and more pleasant. To attain the ability to go along the path of or superior wisdom, action or the path of is inevitable. To give you another analogy, the path of may be described as a train journey. During the journey by a train, we get down at one station and get into another train and thus travel by different trains. The path of may, on the other hand, be described as a journey in a through carriage. The path of is like traveling in a through train.