Fácil y difícil Esto se tradujo de español a íngles (en los comentarios) It is said that there was a great teacher called Buso, who lived with his wife and daughter, all with a reputation for wisdom and holiness. One day a man approached the teacher and asked him “enlightenment, is it easy or hard” and Buso answered him “it is as difficult as reaching the moon.” Not agreeing, he approached the wife of Buso and asked her the same question, to which she replied, “it is as easy as it is to drink a glass of water”. The man was intrigued and to leave no doubts he asked the same question to the daughter of th teacher, who answered him “Man! If you make it difficult, then it is difficult, but if you make it easy… The most difficult part is the capacity to see, simply seeing, with sincerity, without deceit, because seeing means change, nothing to grab hold of, and we are accustomed to handles and to walking with crutches. As soon as you come to see clearly, you must fly; and flying is having nowhere to grab. We need to dismantle the store we shelter ourselves in and follow the path forward without support. The greatest fear is the annihilation of all fear, since fears have been the mantle in which you wrap yourself to either see nor be seen. To leave things behind and confront happiness, when you do not want to be happy at that price. A happiness in which you express yourself and do not wait for it to be given to you made. Although you go on saying that you search for happiness, the truth is that you do not want to be happy. You prefer to return to the nest before flying because you have fear, and fear is something that is known, and not happiness. In my profession of psychology, I warn this every day. The first thing you have to understand is the good psychology is that which comes to he who doesn’t search for the cure, but the relief, the comfort, but do not want to change; it is slowly exposed and committed. It is like one who is stuck in filth up to the mouth and who’s only concern is that he doesn’t make waves, not that he is taken out of there. The bad thing is that the most equated happiness is with getting the object of this addiction, and does not want to know is that happiness is precisely the absence of the addictions, and not being subject to the power of any person of thing.