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The sixth Ch’an patriarch recommend that we regard all people equally. But we’re not all equal, how boring would it be if we were? There are different sexual orientations, and complexions, and heights, and talents, and enthusiasms. The patriarch might have meant well, but once we choose to sanctimoniously edit our mindfulness, instead of allowing it to flow vulnerable, passive, visceral, and random; then we’re turning our back on the Buddha’s seven enlightenment factors. And we, just as Grogu who ate spiders on Maldo Kreis will cook-up trouble.
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