Diamond Sutra:

Section 26

“All composed things are like a dream, a phantom, a drop of dew, a flash of lightning.  That is how to meditate on them, that is how to observe them.

Heart Sutra:

When Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara practiced the deep Prajnaparamita, he saw that the five skandhas were empty; thus he overcame all ills and suffering.

“O Sariputra! Form does not differ from the void, and the void does not differ from the form. Form is the void, and the void is form. The same is true for feelings, conceptions, impulses and consciousness.

O Sariputra, the characteristics of the void is not created, not annihilated, not impure, not pure, not increasing, not decreasing.

Therefore, in the void there are no forms and no feelings, conceptions, impulses and no consciousness: there is no eye, ear, nose, tongue, body or mind; there is no form, sound, smell, taste, touch or idea; no eye elements, until we come to no elements of consciousness; no ignorance and also no ending of ignorance, until we come to no old age and death; and no ending of old age and death.

Also, there is no truth of suffering, of the cause of suffering, of the cessation of suffering or of the path. There is no wisdom, and there is no attainment whatsoever. Because there is nothing to be attained, a Bodhisattva relying on Prajnaparamita has no obstruction in his heart. Because there is no obstruction he has no fear, and he passes far beyond all confused imagination and reaches Ultimate Nirvana.

All Buddhas in the past, present and future have attained Supreme Enlightenment by relying on the Prajnaparamita. Therefore we know that the Prajnaparamita is the great magic Mantra, the great Mantra of illumination, it is the supreme Mantra, the unequaled Mantra which can truly wipe out all suffering without fail.”

Therefore, he uttered the Prajnaparamita mantra, by saying:

“Om Gate, Gate, Paragate, Parasemgate Bodhi-svaha!”

Mahaparinirvana Sutra:

All formations are impermanent.

This is the law of appearing and disappearing.

When both appearing and disappearing disappear,

Then this stillness is bliss.

Lotus Sutra:

All Phenomena, from their very origin,

Always have the aspect of stillness and extinction.

When the disciple of the Buddha walks this path,

He will become a Buddha in future lives.

Hua-Yen (Avatamsaka) Sutra:

If you wish to thoroughly understand

All Buddhas of the past, present and future,

Then you should view the nature of the whole universe

as being created by mind alone.

Song of Dharma Nature

The Nature of Dharmas is perfect. It does not have two different aspects.

All the various Dharmas are unmoving and fundamentally still.

They are with name and form, cut off from all things.

This is understood by enlightened wisdom, and not by any other sphere.

The one is the many, the many are within the one.

The One is many, the many are One.

Numberless kalpas are the same as one moment.

One moment is the same as numberless kalpas.