No matter how poor your circumstances, there will always be someone who loves you. No matter how good they are, there will always be someone who does not. Do not underestimate yourself; no matter how ordinary you are, someone will still admire you.
To speak without acting is not true wisdom; this world often offers smoothness, but rarely perfection.
Be selfless, for devotion is precious. Give back to society without regret. Act with kindness and accumulate virtue. Maintain integrity and nobility. Live with righteousness and purity. Study diligently and focus on practical work. Be filial and harmonious with your family.
Do not blame the outside world for the source of your pain; all of life's suffering stems from the negative energy we receive.
The eyes of the wise are on their heads—their greatest flaw is arrogance; the eyes of the blind are at their feet—their greatest flaw is stubbornness.
If one has seen through everything, the heart will naturally find peace. What people often call "seeing through everything" is looking at everything with a pessimistic eye, blinded by inner delusions and prejudice; that is not "seeing through," but "seeing wrong." True Dharma in the heart is to see through impermanence and causation with a wise eye, while maintaining the unceasing motivation to act.
Light and shadow dance on the fingertips. The flowing autumn waters carry away not just silt, but also the innocence of youth. It is as if just yesterday they were joking in dormitories, and now they are all heading in different directions, some for a simple life, some for persistent spiritual pursuits, or just for the lingering dreams of childhood.