Wise Interpersonal Relationships: Enlightenment from Buddhist Stories

Author: Xie Zhenze
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
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Harming others will bring harm; bearing grievances will bring grievances; cursing others will bring curses; striking others will bring strikes. — The Sutra of Revealing Brightness
Husbands and wives are like reeds, only able to stand by relying on each other. — The Great Treasury of Sutras
Only after attaining enlightenment do we understand the teacher's kindness. — The Sutra of Loyal Heart
A person who is defiled by others is like being near something foul, gradually becoming accustomed to evil without realizing it. A wise person who is influenced by others is like being attached to fragrant incense, advancing wisdom and practicing goodness, and thus becoming pure and fragrant. — The Sutra of Verses
In Buddhism, countless parables and stories have been passed down for over two thousand years, spreading wisdom and enlightening minds. The author of this book has carefully selected over eighty stories from the vast Buddhist scriptures, each rich in philosophy and wisdom, filled with humor and wit, and meticulously organized. Combined with insightful analyses of real-life situations, the book elucidates the profound and profound Buddhist principle of "the way of dealing with others is the way of being human."
In this increasingly chaotic and complex era, where interpersonal relationships are growing increasingly intricate, may this small book be like a serene flame, lighting up your heart and helping you find inner peace and joy.