Seng-chao

Seng-chao (384 - 414) was a Buddhist monk and philosopher of China. The notion of abolition of time was his one of the major area of focus. He is known for his contributions as the first Chinese philosopher to make the Buddhist thoughts in a particular order comprising of both Chinese and Indian points of view.

Wisdom & Quotes

• The Brahmin... had left his family and came back with his hair turned white. When his neighboures recognised him, they called out : "The man who once left us is still alive?"

But the Brahmin answered , " I resemble him, but am no longer the same."

• It is said : " When a mountain is piled up, the first basket of earth is the beginning of the end... and when one travels, the first step is the beginning of the arrival."

Vatsyayan