Regardless of the hardships life brings, one should maintain an open-minded attitude and think positively.
Master Jinghui once said: “After decades of studying Buddhism, my most important insight into the faith can be summarized in just six words: see through, let go, be at ease.”
Whether the situation is good or bad, it will eventually change.
The true meaning of the peak exists only for those who climb it, not merely those who gaze up at it.
When one sees through the红尘 (red dust of the world), it is merely rise and fall; when one sees through life, it is impermanence; when one sees through love, it is merely gathering and parting. Life is essentially a matter of karma and connection. Let us, under the sky of fate, guard sincerity and kindness, hold on to hope and dreams, and treat life, existence, and survival with the utmost seriousness.
The only proof of cause and effect in this world is that your harvest is directly proportional to your effort: as much as you give, so much will you receive.
Day after day, year after year, the scars of the past have faded, but when recalled, a faint ache lingers in the mind, refusing to dissipate. The once beloved has become a stranger in the blink of an eye, and that love has drifted away with the wind. Although we say we can forget, life is like a performance; in an unguarded encounter, seeing her receding silhouette brings back memories of the past, swirling in the mind. That pain is beyond words.