Sounds 'zennish' but it is not right.
Though Dharma is not apart from our living, we need to know the
right way of practise and our viewpoints of things must be
correct.
There are many people, because of not understanding the Dharma,
they live their lives foolishly. That is truly a waste of time
because his life will be full of sufferings. Through Buddha's
wisdom you can live your life without such foolishness. Because
they do not have the Right View, they treat all compounded dharmas
(phenomena) as Constant, Not-Empty, and Satisfactory. They are
attached to a 'self'. This is the cause of endless sufferings, as
opposed to realising Nirvana, the unborn, the highest bliss.
But if you know Buddhism you will view all things as transient,
empty, unsatisfactory/suffering, and lack of any self or agent. You
will see things non-dualistically and will not suffer. There will
be awareness/clarity and bliss. Then you can realise Nirvana.
Therefore if you want liberation you still have to learn the Dharma
and practise from there... and learn under someone highly
enlightened and experienced who can guide you.
