There are many ways to say the next sentence of "Don't forget your original intention, and you will always be successful":

1. Only if you don't forget your original intention, you will always be successful. Living is a kind of practice. (This is the most common saying)

2. Only by never forgetting the original intention can you always achieve it. The original intention is easy to get, but hard to keep.

3. Only by not forgetting your original intention can you achieve success. If you forget your original intention, the illusion will be lost.

4. Only by not forgetting your original intention can you achieve success. Not rejecting your original intention is called freedom.

The sentence "Only by not forgetting the original intention can you achieve success" is interpreted from some scriptures in the "Huayan Sutra". The "Huayan Sutra" does not have such an original sentence, so this sentence It was summarized by later generations, and naturally the next sentence also has different answers.

Extended information:

"Don't forget the original intention, and you will always succeed" Meaning:

"Original intention": It is the original intention, which refers to the intention at the beginning of the matter. The belief you hold or the dream you make at the starting point of life is the goal you aspire to achieve in your life; Fang: talent, talent; Get: get; Always: end, completion; the meaning of this sentence is: when a person does something, If you consistently adhere to your original beliefs, you will definitely succeed in the end.

The original intention gives us a positive and enterprising attitude. Don't rush forward all at once, stop from time to time, always look back at where you came from, and always remember why you set out in the first place; even if you go far, don't forget why you set out. Are you working hard for what you want now, or have you already deviated from your original goals and violated your original intentions? Always settle and purify your heart. You only have one life, and you can't repeat it. You must remember your original intention.

The Huayan Sutra, the full name of the Huayan Sutra, is the main scripture of Mahayana Buddhism and the founding sutra of the Huayan Sect. Academic circles generally believe that the compilation of the Avatamsaka Sutra took a long time, approximately between the 2nd and 4th centuries AD. It was first spread in South India, and later spread to northwest India and central India.

There are three Chinese translations of the "Huayan Sutra":

1. The translation of Buddha Tuobhadra in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, titled "The Huayan Sutra of Dafang Guangfo", sixty volumes, for Different from the later Tang translation, it is also called the "Old Translation of Huayan", or the "Sixty Huayan".

2. The translation of Shichananda during the Tang, Wu and Zhou Dynasties was titled "The Huayan Sutra of Dafang Guangfo", eighty volumes, also known as "New Translation of Huayan Sutra", or "Eighty Huayan".

3. The translation of Prajna in Zhenyuan of the Tang Dynasty is also titled "The Avatamsaka Sutra of the Great Expanse and Guangfo", in forty volumes. Its full name is "The Samantabhadra's Journey into the Unimaginable Realm of Liberation by the Avatamsaka Sutra of the Great Expanse" "Wishful Product", referred to as "Samantabhadra Practicing Wishful Product", or "Forty Huayan".

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Huayan Sutra