"To put it at the most basic, at the 'kindergarten' level, the West tells us to think about the world and deal with it in all its diversity, while Buddhism teaches us to attribute the diversity of the world to our hearts and minds, and to start by understanding ourselves," he placidly expounds.
「說得最基本，最『幼稚園』：西方教我多元化的接觸思考這個世界，佛教則教了我把這個多元化的世界歸結到內心來，先從自己瞭解起」，他以一貫平和的語氣說道。