Some things I wrote before, I hope it will be helpful to you. Trouble is Bodhi. There is a blind boy who gets hurt wherever he goes in a house. In fact, this house is full of treasures, but for him it is all troubles, because he cannot see these treasures, but is hurt by them. Baby hurt. But he later regained his sight and saw that those who had hurt him were priceless treasures.

These babies have not changed, what has changed is his own recovery. Troubles are like these treasures that have not changed. This is what the Buddhists say, "Trouble is Bodhi." Zen Master Fa Rong said: "Bodhi is inherently there and does not need to be guarded; troubles are inherently non-existent and do not need to be eliminated." We can't change the outside world, but we can change ourselves. Just like the lotus flower emerging from the mud but not stained. This change is the change in us regaining sight from blindness. Although there is no need to guard the treasure (Bodhi), but we are still attached to the blindness, then the treasure will never be discovered.

The full name of Bodhi is "Anuttara Samyak Sambodhi", which is translated as the Supreme Enlightenment, the Supreme Universal Wisdom, the Supreme True Path, and the Supreme Bodhi. Go your own way. Most people pursue the truth with great enthusiasm at the beginning. There are many responders at the beginning, but what will happen after a struggle? What will happen after a long period of excessive shouting? It might be deserted. Many people around you who respond will retreat. As a result, I will reflect on whether people's efforts are meaningful.

I will be hesitant at this time, but this hesitation is not cowardice, but looking for a way and preparing for the next struggle. Can anyone point me to a way forward? No one, and no one can, can show me the way forward. Go your own way and let people have their say! Who points out the path of a saint? No one can point out the way to a saint. The reason why a saint becomes a saint is because he takes a road that no one has ever walked before. After the Buddha became enlightened after seeing a star at night, did he say anything in the scriptures about the process of enlightenment and what he realized? The answer is no. "No". The "Diamond Sutra" says: There is no Dharma, and the Tathagata achieves Anuttarasamyaksambodhi.

Does a person have a soul after he dies? Among the fourteen difficult sentences for heretics, the Blessed One did not answer this question. This is not a question of superstition and science. It’s a question of why people live. Do people live for cars, houses, money, and beautiful women? Or is it a hypocritical appearance and a dirty heart? These illusions will be taken away after death. The question of the soul is what do people live for? A friend once asked me: "You shouldn't turn back, right?" I replied, "I can't guarantee that." He would be surprised to see how I responded this way despite my impassioned speech. I replied, The World-Honored One said: The past, present and future are unattainable. The most important thing is to grasp the present moment at all times.

When I say this, I may be subject to rumors and trolls, so let’s just let the trolls fly. I dare to express my hesitation. I have the courage to face difficulties. Dare to kill your own greed, anger and ignorance. This is a struggle between oneself and oneself. No one can defeat oneself, only oneself can defeat oneself. Borrowing Mr. Lu Xun’s famous saying: With a cold eyebrow and a thousand fingers, one bows his head and is willing to be a bully. Normal Mind: I often think that in this life of a person, some people are mediocre and some people strive for the pursuit of truth. I often despise those who eat and sleep. The World-Honored One scolded Venerable Analuddha, "Why do you sleep? Snails, clams, and clams sleep for a thousand years, and they don't know the Dharma."

But looking back at myself, it is It’s not that I think that reading a few books is much more noble than playing mahjong, playing games, or going to shopping malls. It's the same way to waste your life. Do you think you are nobler than others? In fact, it is this kind of mentality that is at work, as the saying goes, "Eat when you are hungry, and sleep when you are sleepy." Beginners are often prone to having an unusual mindset. It seems like an ordinary thing, but when you think about it carefully, there is practice everywhere and Zen everywhere! As the saying goes: “The green and green bamboos are all Dharmakaya.

The gloomy yellow flowers are nothing but prajna"

A normal mind is the way!!!