The biographies of lamas in which everything is too ordered tend to read like a creditor’s account book, in which it says, “In this year and month, on this day, I made a loan for this amount, and I shall collect this measure of barley and peas in return…”  It’s much too narrow… what is the use of such writings?  It’s like, “During the warmth of the day, he ate this kind of food… at night, he took this kind of a shit…”  Doesn’t it make you laugh?   - Drukpa Kunley, Patron Saint of Bhutan