A Fallen Blossom

Written by Cho Mina

Having possession of nothing is

To be a tree rooted deeply

To the ground and no movement at all.

The monk, Pubchung’s thought of the possession of nothing

Is to be nailed on a special place

To be united his belief with Buddah’s generosity.

A little wild flower could be blooming

In the Universal Mandara

By light itself and abundant life power

As a living perfect Nirvana flower.

Having possession of nothing is

No swaying by the endless swaying

The self which is searching for the real home

Is nailed on the One Self.

And identified with it as united deeply with Oneness.

The movement of stars is rooted deeply as star flowers of the universal tree

The wild small flower of the country side also is rooted

Deeply as Universe by rooting the same place.

The revolution of the stars is rooted deeply by themselves

As the star flowers on the Universal Tree

The wild small flower of the country side also is rooted

Deeply on the one place as the fullness

Of being united with the Universe.

Having of possession of nothing is becoming

A free soul in a trance to fly up to the heaven

With the fullness by itself

As throwing away all the secular heavy burdens.

The soul is a free figure of the fallen blossom.

It is a butterfly’s wing beats to fly up to the heaven

Peeling off the skins

Of the agony from the secular world

And all of the sudden to be rooted on the One Self

And being united with the perpetual revolution of the stars.