A Lifetime of Three Safeties

Author: Chang Chenzi (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Three principles for safeguarding peace and happiness in life: Everyone hopes for a peaceful life. Some seek peace by turning to Buddha, who smiles but does not answer; some consult fortune-tellers everywhere, only to find vague and unclear answers; some pursue favor and influence, only to find themselves helpless when the tide turns. Everyone seeks peace, yet where is it to be found? The answer is: peace does not lie in others but in oneself! There are three kinds of peace: peace of mind, peace with others, and peace in affairs. Achieving these three kinds of peace in life means daily peace, safe travels, and smooth outcomes in all matters, bringing peace to everyone! Some say, "A good person enjoys peace throughout their life." Here, "good" refers to a mind inclined toward goodness without chaotic thoughts, people seeking harmony without reckless actions, and matters striving for success without unexpected disruptions. From these three "goods" come the three kinds of peace: peace of mind, peace with others, and peace in affairs. Achieving these three kinds of peace in life means peace of mind, physical well-being, and smooth outcomes in all matters!