between compassion and attachment.
-- Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche, from "The Instructions of Gampopa: A Precious
Garland of the Supreme Path", published by Shambhala Publications.
+~
+Sometimes it seems as if the mind is outside someplace. We see all these
+things outside. We see mountains or we hear echoes off of cliffs. We have
+all these different thoughts of different places, and the mind seems to go to
+those places when we think about them. But it only seems that way; the mind
+is not really outside of us either. It dwells neither in external objects nor
+someplace in the body--we cannot find any place in the body where it is. You
+might then think that since it is not in the body and it is not outside the
+body, it must be in the empty space in between. But if you look, you cannot
+find it. We need to look and become certain that the mind has no dwelling
+place--we must be certain that there is no real place that we can we can
+point to and say, “Aha! That’s where it is!”
+ - Khenchen Thrangu, "Vivid Awareness: The Mind Instructions of Khenpo
+ Gangshar", published by Shambhala Publications.