Zen masters use the word satori to describe a flash of insight, a moment of no-mind and total presence. Although satori is not a lasting transformation, be grateful when it comes, for it gives you a taste of enlightenment. You may, indeed, have experienced it many times with-out knowing what it is and realizing its importance.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Zen masters use the word satori to describe a flash of insight, a moment of no-mind and total presence. Although satori is not a lasting transformation, be grateful when it comes, for it gives you a taste of enlightenment. You may, indeed, have experienced it many times with-out knowing what it is and realizing its importance." in the context of "Eckhart Tolle in A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose, (2005)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.