Buddhist Mind Meditation: The Deceptive Cat from Mars

Author: Peng Bin
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
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Meditating often, the mind will be pure as snow, free from dust and filth.
Meditating often, the mind will be light as clouds, unburdened by worries.
Meditating often, wisdom will be vast as the sea, boundless and limitless.
Meditating often, joy will be like Buddha, free from and troubles.
An open heart is a broad heart, and a broad mind can hold all things under heaven.
To abandon desires for color and desire, the spirit will become calm, and with calmness, one can think far.
To abandon desires for wealth, the heart will be at peace, and with peace, one can clarify their aspirations.
A tree grows too rapidly and becomes wildly overgrown.
A dog barks too fiercely and becomes wildly barking.
Words spoken too extravagantly become wildly exaggerated.
Deeds done too excessively become wildly extreme.
Using one's gentleness to interpret a friend's strength.
Using one's dullness to highlight a friend's intelligence.
Sharing sweetness over time, even friends may become strangers.
Sharing hardship over time, even strangers may become friends.