Being a Person of Sanity

Being a Person of Sanity

It is through body, speech, and mind
that we relate with the phenomenal world.
Such a relationship is not necessarily
spiritual; it is physical, bodily.

It is a question of being a person
of sanity, a person of openness.

In fact, we could almost approach
the whole path in a secular way
and call it the nontheistic discipline
of developing sanity and openness,
rather than regarding it as
purely a religious tradition.

Chögyam Trungpa, Rinpoche