Buddha's Heart, Wise Words

Author: Qi Xin
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
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Buddha-like approach to life, paradise on earth, hell to appreciate others, adorn oneself, be close to all living beings, cultivate a beautiful temperament, troubles are also Bodhi, cultivate a pure and untainted love, seek eternal happiness, realize the value of life, hasten your pace, walk through limited time to appreciate yourself, reveal the true self, cultivate a serene and non-dual mindset, Buddha's words open wisdom, everywhere is Zen, everyone has the seed of goodness, to affiliate with Zen is to affiliate with oneself, practice self-cultivation, innate six senses are pure, untainted by dust, eliminate all evil thoughts and delusions, be lost in self-reflection and enlightenment, the heart suffers in time, the poor suffer in time, the path is without fixed form, all phenomena are inherently idle, wisdom is like the sun, enlightenment is like the moon, indescribable, do not have a body, circumstances are created by the mind, practice until the moment of transformation, the monk clarifies doubts