Book of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism Life Philosophy: Buddhism

Author: Nie Qing
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: One pool of lotus leaves, endless clothing;
Several trees of pine flowers, more than enough to eat.
Just when the world has begun to know this place,
the cottage is moved into deep seclusion.
We have edited this Book of Life Philosophy in Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, carefully collecting a few waves from the vast ocean of stories in Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. We have gathered the various life experiences and earnest teachings of ancient sages in dealing with people and matters, cultivating oneself, and nurturing one's nature, presenting them to you.
If you are fortunate enough to be accompanied by this book, it may add some joy to your life journey, perhaps find a glimmer of hope in your troubled life, boost your faith when it is about to wane, inject a bit of vitality into your somewhat dim life, and find a haven for your wounded soul to rest and heal. Thus, it will help you face the complex reality with a clear mind, stay firm in your life beliefs amidst the temptations of this world, and stir up the courage to create when restless, confidently forging a new path in life, making yourself more fulfilled, living more realistically, achieving greater success in work, and enjoying better physical and mental health.
When you are at rest after labor or work, you can quietly feel the warmth of happiness and calmly savor the brilliance of life! This is our small wish, hoping it becomes your choice and need.
As the ancients said—
"The water flows down the mountain without intention,
The cloud returns to the cave with no purpose;
If life can be like the cloud and water,
Iron trees will bloom spring across the land."
The path of life lies in your heart, and everything is within your perception.
"May I ask, where does the path lie?"
"The path lies beneath your feet!"
This is also like an iron lock—no matter how beautiful and strong,
if it lacks the key to open it, it cannot function and will only rust and decay.
So, where is the "golden key" that can open the "iron lock" of life?
Go to the sages and ancient masters for it, go to the stories of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism for it!
The Book of Life Philosophy in Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism provides you with such a convenience.
After reading these simple and easy-to-understand stories, which clearly convey the light of life philosophy, you may feel a sudden enlightenment, deepening your spiritual understanding of life and gaining more clever insights in dealing with people and matters. Opportunities are everywhere, and wisdom lies beneath your feet—everything is within your grasp.