This Week's Quote
Brahma, replied Buddha, what the Tathagata did apprehend when he was sitting in the
Place of Enlightenment was that all the passions to which vain misconception and error
give rise are utterly void. His apprehension was that there was nothing to be apprehended;
his knowledge was that there was nothing to be known.
From..Buddhist Texts Through the Ages...201...Buddha's Doctrine...page 279
cannot be apprehended.