“Stand up and walk. Move on. After all, you have perfect legs to stand on.”

“Stand up and walk. Move forward.”

“You tell me to stand still, but I am not walking," he shouted, "whereas you who are walking say you are still. How is it that you are standing still but I am not?"The Buddha turned round. "My legs move but my mind is still," he said. "Your legs are still but your mind moves all the time in a fire of anger, hatred, and feverish desire. Therefore, I am still but you are not.”

“He who stands on his tiptoes does not stand firm; he who stretches his legs does not walk (easily).”

“One aspect of perfection, after all, it stands to reason, will be that our need for imperfection will cease. Or, perhaps more precisely: that imperfection itself will cease to have meaning.”

“He was, after all, the ultimate rebel -- it takes a lot of cojones to stand up to Zeus.”