Buddha's View of People - Zen Paradox 152 Buddhist Principles

Author: Qi Xin
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book, Seeing People with Buddha's Eyes, is a compilation of stories and sayings from some accomplished Zen masters throughout history, reflecting their understanding and perspectives on the world and its phenomena. In this sense, "seeing people with Buddha's eyes" is essentially "seeing people with human eyes"—using the observation methods of these masters to analyze human affairs. It is about changing one's perspective to see the human heart more authentically. Adhering to the principle of extracting the essence and discarding the dross, each story is introduced, reviewed, and analyzed. The overall goal is to encourage people to do good, guide them on the right path, inspire them to strive forward, enlighten their wisdom, benefit all beings, and become people with clear minds and sharp eyes, contributing to the prosperity, stability, and unity of society.