In the desert of life, characterized by selfishness, individuals often look out for themselves, planning everything from a self-centered perspective.
Sometimes, the intense turmoil in my heart is not due to physical discomfort, but a sense of being moved. Although I am unsure of the exact definition of being moved, my heart churns with a mix of sadness that brings tears and an inexplicable happiness.
The most fundamental and modest moral requirement for human conduct is tolerance.
If one can observe the corresponding precepts according to their identity, practice according to the Dharma, uphold the discipline without violation, one will attain corresponding liberation and freedom.
Success, in a sense, means achieving what the general public cannot. If everyone could do it easily, it would be a trivial matter, not worth calling success. Since the difficulty is considerable, achieving it requires diligent effort and deep study. Some people start with great determination and willingness to work hard, but after years of struggle, despite minor achievements, the success they truly desire remains out of reach, leading them to lose heart and give up.
There are many happy people around me, but I am not one of them.
Building connections is essentially about continuously creating favorable conditions and eliminating unfavorable ones.
When you face life with a mind full of afflictions, you will see everything as karmic obstacles, and the world will appear ugly and detestable.
If reading is not applied in practice, the books read are equal to waste paper.
One person can be worth five divisions, and one equation can lead to the dawn of the atomic age. By comparison, it is no wonder that a single idea can build a two-hundred-million-dollar building. Sometimes, the light of wisdom often overshadows the light of money.
