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Śākyamuni Buddha 
Śākyamuni ("Sage of the Śākyas") was a spiritual teacher who founded Buddhism. In most Buddhist traditions, he is regarded as the Supreme Buddha of our age. "Buddha" means "awakened one" or "the enlightened one."
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"If he will but listen intently to everyday sounds, he will come to realization and at that instant see the very Source. These six senses are no different from this true Source. In every activity the Source is manifestly present. It is analogous to the salt in water or the binder in paint. When the inner vision is properly focused, one comes to realize that that which is seen is identical with the true Source."
(From "The Ten Oxherding Pictures" in Philip Kapleau: "The Three Pillars of Zen"; © 1980 by The Zen Center Inc.)
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Any world is an illusion. The world we think we have now is not even possible. How can it then be said to be real? In Truth, no particular world can exist. In Truth, any world would be unreal.
Truth is the only reality and is entirely beyond words. Real/unreal, here/now however are mere concepts and therefore illusions. Space-Time can neither be said to exist or not to exist. Truth essentially is beyond all of this. It is unborn and imperishable. It just IS.
Although Truth requires no work, some of us may want to work hard to see this clearly. Looking inward, we will have to do this solitary work ourselves.
Time is precious. But in the end, neither time nor effort are real and there is nothing whatever that we lack. - We are that which we seek. ~ The Editor
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