Question
Speaking only of Buddhism, the different schools offer different methods of attaining awakening, the ultimate state in each school. Dzogchen speaks of a Body of Light, Zen of satori—I mention only two examples to get straight to the point. These states are that of Buddha, the complete Buddha, empty and full. Yet although the state is the same, the forms differ. Why? Or is it really the same state? Thank you.
Anonymous
Master Kosen’s answer
An infinity of states, a new satori at every moment.
Kosen