Ninja's Heart Sutra (Treasured Illustrated Edition)

Author: Guo Shengxu
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Publish Date: 2005-11-22
Features: "Enduring" is not something everyone can do; it is an art and a cultivation. Confucius advocated "gentleness, kindness, politeness, frugality, and humility," not to abandon competition or a detached view of love and hatred. Laozi said, "Because he does not contend, none in the world can contend with him," which is also based on the strategy of "the soft overcomes the hard." When the weak are despised by the strong, they have the space to survive and develop; being ignored by others is actually a good thing, because early exposure of strength is no different from planting the seeds of danger. In Buddhism, there are "enduring for matters," "enduring for reason," and "enduring for the Dharma of non-birth," especially "enduring for the Dharma of non-birth," which is a level of cultivation and a great wisdom in life. The intrinsic essence of "enduring" is wisdom and initiative, a game for the wise. This book focuses on highlighting the techniques, timing, and wisdom of "enduring," delving deeply into the essence of the wisdom of the "enduring" from nine aspects: Confucian endurance, Daoist endurance, Buddhist endurance, military endurance, political endurance, business endurance, emotional endurance, domestic endurance, and health endurance. It reveals the mystery of the invincibility of the "enduring." Therefore, while this book appears to discuss "enduring," it is actually an in-depth exploration of a strategy for dealing with life. We hope readers will approach "enduring" to grasp its true meaning and learn the skillful techniques for navigating life and the ultimate strategies for achieving success.