Suchness

In Buddhism, the as-it-is quality is called suchness - ❋ David Nichtern (2011)

Learn quick spiritual rest techniques like appreciating "suchness" or moving through time and space as ways to rapidly relax and provide perspective for daily challenges. ❋ M.D. Matthew Edlund (2010)

Here is a hint, look up the definition of the word "suchness". ❋ Unknown (2009)

True identification humbly acknowledges the limits of human understanding and values the mystery of nature's "suchness" — its irreducible otherness — by creating a space for acknowledging its "intrinsic value." ❋ Unknown (2007)

Conan the Pseudonymous: 1. in order to really train the mind to observe the "suchness" of now, and to incorporate so many ... ❋ Unknown (2010)

The material world is manifest out of singular consciousness, nondual suchness, it evolves ... and then transcends again. ❋ Sebastian Siegel (2010)

As human beings, we sometimes project heavily onto this suchness. ❋ David Nichtern (2011)

The profound experience of dissolution (ultimate suchness) is generated by thorough critical analysis; not by faith, nor by hardheaded adherence to texts that cannot be taken literally. ❋ Unknown (2010)

So, there is your choice of psychological software: seeing the world as a discrepancy between what is and what should be or seeing the world as it is, in its perfect imperfection, its completely incomplete suchness. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The suchness of stuff-that-you-touch is right at the heart of wabi; you build simple grass huts to acknowledge the graciousness of imperfection and the sobriety of impermanence; but you do NOT do it because you despise the dirty physical world and want to escape to some Platonic world of pure abstraction. ❋ Unknown (2010)

There are times that the click of my one button Magic Mouse causes a delicious chill of what my Buddhist friends call “suchness”—as if, in that moment of clickage, I know that God is in His heaven and all is right with the Universe. ❋ Unknown (2010)

hey i went to [get some] [chips] and suchness at [the store] ❋ DEE (2003)