1. The reason why people suffer is that they pursue the wrong things.

2. Rather than saying that others make you suffer, it is better to say that your own cultivation is not enough.

3. If you don’t trouble yourself, others will never trouble you. Because you can’t let go of your own heart.

4. Discipline yourself well and don’t care about others.

5. If you don’t forgive all living beings, if you don’t forgive all living beings, you will suffer yourself.

6. Don’t say that others are pitiful. You are even more pitiful. So what if you practice by yourself? How much do you know about life?

7. Learning Buddhism is about explaining one’s own conscience, not doing it for others to see.

8. People who are not blessed enough will often hear about right and wrong; people who are blessed enough will never hear about right and wrong.

9. Practice is a bit of effort.

10. You will never become a Buddha if you practice in favorable circumstances.

11. You must always be grateful to all living beings who have given you adversity.

12. You have to accept your fate at any time because you are human.

13. You must always forgive all living beings. No matter how bad they are, or even if they have hurt you, you must let go in order to gain true happiness.

14. This world is inherently painful, without exception.

15. When you are happy, you have to think that this happiness is not eternal. When you are in pain, you have to think that the pain is not eternal.

16. Only by knowing yourself, surrendering yourself, and changing yourself can you change others.

17. Today’s persistence will cause tomorrow’s regrets.

18. You can have love, but don’t be persistent, because separation is inevitable.

19. Don’t waste your life on something you will definitely regret.

Twenty. When you let go, you will have no worries.

21. Having no discernment in your heart is true asceticism.

22. The first concept in learning Buddhism is to never look at the faults of all living beings. If you look at the faults of all sentient beings, you will forever pollute yourself, and it will be impossible for you to practice cultivation.

23. If you see the faults and rights and wrongs of sentient beings every day, you should rush to repent. This is practice

24. People with deep karma will always be there all day long. Look at the faults and shortcomings of others. People who truly practice will never look at the faults and shortcomings of others.

25. Every trauma is a kind of maturity.

26. When you know the confusion, you are not pitiful. When you don’t know the confusion, you are the most pitiful.

27. Arrogant people can be saved, but people with low self-esteem cannot be saved.

28. Don’t be dissatisfied with others all the time. You should always review yourself. If you are dissatisfied with others, you will suffer yourself.

29. All evil laws are inherently false. Don’t be too inferior to yourself. All good deeds are also false, so don’t be too arrogant about yourself.

30. When you are worried, you have to tell yourself that all this is false. What are you worried about?

Sanyi, when you didn’t learn Buddhism, nothing seemed right to you. After you learn Buddhism, everything will go smoothly for you.

32. You have to be tolerant of those who have different opinions from you, so that life will be easier. If you keep trying to change him, it will be very painful for you. You have to learn how to tolerate him. You have to learn how to tolerate him.

33. To admit one's greatness is to admit one's own doubts.

34. Practice is to correct your wrong ideas.

35. It is difficult for a doctor to heal a dying person, and it is difficult for a Buddha to heal sentient beings who have no destiny.

36. If a person cannot forgive others from his heart, he will never feel at ease.

37. People who are filled with their own opinions and ideas will never hear the voices of others.

38. It only takes one sentence to destroy a person, but it takes a thousand words to cultivate a person. Please be more lenient with your words.

39. When you persuade others, if you do not take into account the self-esteem of others, then no matter how good your words are, they will be useless.

Forty. Don’t mix arrogance with your wisdom. Do not let your humility lack wisdom.

41. There is no need to look back to see who is cursing you? If a mad dog bites you, do you have to lie down and bite him back?

42. Being jealous of others will not add any benefits to yourself. Being jealous of others cannot diminish other people's achievements.

43. Never waste a minute of your time thinking about anyone you don’t like.

44. How many people will say the same sentence when they are about to leave this world. This world is really helpless and desolate!

45. Love is not a charity and cannot be given casually. There is no formula, no principle, no reason to follow in feelings. But people are still persisting and pursuing until death.

46. Please speak out your dissatisfaction and grievances with compassion and a gentle attitude, so that others can easily accept it.

47. Those who create opportunities are brave. He who waits for opportunity is a fool.

48. Being able to talk but not do it is not true wisdom.

49. Listen more carefully to what others have to say, and don’t rush to express your own opinions.

Fifty. Why do you put poison in the same bottle? With the same mentality, why are you full of troubles?

On May 1st, we will always think that something is beautiful if we can’t get it. That’s because you know too little about him and don’t have time to spend time with him. One day, when you understand deeply, you will find that it is not as beautiful as you imagined.

52. There is only smoothness in this world, not perfection.

53. Practice with patience, be willing to be indifferent, and be happy with loneliness.

On May 4th, if you live for one day, you are blessed and you should cherish it. When I cried that I had no shoes to wear, I noticed that there were people who had no feet.

55. The more attention you have to pay attention to others, the less time you have to reflect on yourself. Do you understand?

56. Don’t keep your eyes so wide open. Let me ask you, a hundred years from now, that will be yours.

57. If you want to know about the catastrophe of swords and weapons in the world, you can only listen to the sound of slaughtering people in the middle of the night. Don't just complain about your illness and disasters, but look at how many sentient beings have died under your sword?

58. Hatring others is a great loss to oneself.

59. Everyone has life, but not everyone understands life or even cherishes it. For those who do not understand life, life is a punishment to them.

60. People who think they have wealth are actually possessed by wealth.

61. Emotional attachment is the cause of distress. Only when you let go of emotional attachment can you feel free.

62. Following the fate is not about muddle along and follow the rules, but to do your best and listen to destiny.

63. Don’t be too sure of your own opinions. This way you will have fewer regrets.

64. When you are honest with yourself, no one in the world can deceive you.

65. People who use harm to others to cover up their shortcomings are shameful.

66. People in the world must be responsible for the law. Practitioners must be responsible for cause and effect.

67. When you are poor, use your body to give, such as sweeping the floor, sprinkling water, moving things, etc. This is also a kind of giving.

68. A person who is full of jealousy, not honest in his heart, and whose words are not correct cannot be regarded as a person with good facial features.

69. Silently caring and blessing others is a kind of invisible charity.

Seventy. Tell more jokes and deal with things with a humorous attitude. This will make life easier.

71. The way to get along with others is infinite tolerance.

72. Don’t deliberately guess what others think. If you don’t have the wisdom and experience to make a correct judgment, you will usually make mistakes.

73. To understand a person, you only need to see whether his starting point and destination are the same, and you can know whether he is sincere.

74. The truth of life is just hidden in the dull.

75. If you don’t take a shower, the perfume will not smell good if you apply it hard. Fame and honor come from true talent and learning. Virtues are naturally fragrant.

76. Instead of rejecting the fact that it has already happened, you might as well accept it. This is called accepting fate.

Qiqi. Buddhas and Bodhisattvas only bless those who are willing to help themselves.

78. Adversity is a necessary process for growth. Those who have the courage to accept adversity will grow stronger day by day.

Seventy-nine, you have to thank the person who told you about your shortcomings.

80. People who can think of others will never be lonely.

81. If you can discover your own shortcomings as accurately as you can see the shortcomings of others, then your life will be extraordinary.

82. To forgive others is to leave space in your heart for recovery.

83. Time will pass, let time flow away your worries!

84. If you insist on taking simple things seriously, you will be very painful.

85. People who always distort the good intentions of others are hopeless.

86. People are not bad, they are just habits. Everyone has habits, but the depth is different. As long as he has a Taoist heart, forgive him if you can, and don't regard him as a bad person.

87. If you tell a lie, you have to make up ten lies to make up for it. Why bother?

Eighty-eight, in fact, people who love beauty are just falling in love with themselves.

89. There is no one in the world who will never be slandered, and there is no one who will always be praised. When you talk a lot, others will criticize you. When you talk little, others will criticize you. When you are silent, others will still criticize you. There is no one in this world who is not criticized.

90. Those who praise us and praise us are not famous teachers. Those who can speak to us and instruct us are good teachers. Only with them can we make progress.

91. Everything you have now will become the property of others when you die, so why not give it to those who really need it now?

92. Practicing for praise is like a fragrant flower and beautiful grass that has been trampled on.

93. Living a day in vain, doing nothing, is like committing the crime of theft.

94. Those who can push themselves down are the real nobility.

95. To make friends with others means not to hurt anyone.

96. Silence is the best answer to slander.

97. To be respectful to others is to dignify yourself.

98. If you have a selfless love, you have everything.

Ninety-nine, hatred can never resolve hatred, only compassion can resolve hatred. This is the eternal truth.

100. It is better for you to accept your fate than to complain. For the unchangeable facts, you have no better way than to accept your fate.

101. Don’t bring your own troubles because of the foolish doubts of sentient beings. Don't suffer yourself because of the ignorance of sentient beings.

102. If others say something bad about us, there is no need to be angry or sad. There is no need to be happy if we say we are good. There is good among bad, and there is bad among good. It all depends on whether you can use it?

103. If you are clearly right and others insist that you are wrong, you must also confess to others. This is what you practice. Only if you can endure anything can you make progress. Even if you are clearly right, you still have to ask others to repent. That is cultivation.

104. When your mistakes are exposed, don’t lose your temper. Don’t think that being willful or noisy can hide or overcome your shortcomings.

105. Don’t always feel that you are very unfortunate. There are more people in the world who are suffering than us.

106. A foolish person always wants others to understand him.

Wise people work hard to understand themselves.

107. Others are always right and I am always wrong. This way there is less worry.

108. Coming is accidental, leaving is inevitable. So you must, just go with the flow and go with the flow.

109. Compassion is your best weapon.

110. Only by facing reality can you transcend reality.

111. Conscience is everyone’s most fair judge. You can deceive others, but you can never deceive your own conscience.

112. People who do not know how to love themselves are incapable of loving others.

113. Learning Buddhism is just learning to be a human being.

114. When a righteous person practices evil dharma, the evil dharma is also righteous. When an evil person practices righteous dharma, the righteous dharma is also evil. Everything is created by the mind.

115. Sometimes we have to calmly ask ourselves, what are we pursuing? What do we live for?

116. Don’t stay away from your closest friends because of a small dispute, and don’t forget the great kindness of others because of a small resentment.

117. The courage to accept criticism from others can help you adjust your own shortcomings.

118. Thank God for what I have, and thank God for what I don’t have.

119. Anyone who can consider others from their perspective is compassion.

120. Learning Buddhism is not a sustenance for death, but living with ease and transcendence in the present moment.

121. The Buddha never forced others to do things he didn’t like. The Buddha only told all living beings what is good? What is evil? You still have to choose between good and evil, and you still have to control your life.

122. The so-called letting go means to get rid of your discrimination, right and wrong, gain and loss, and attachment.

123. Don’t be aggressive when speaking, don’t be lethal, don’t praise your abilities, don’t criticize others, and you will naturally turn your enemies into friends.

124. A person who often looks at the shortcomings of others is not good enough himself because he has no time to review himself.

125. Right and wrong happen every day. If you don’t listen, there will be no right and wrong. Right and wrong will happen every day. If you don’t listen, you will still have right and wrong.

126. True generosity is to let go of all your worries, worries, distinctions and attachments.

127. If you really love him, then you must tolerate some of his shortcomings.

128. To overcome the fear of death, you must accept the concept that everyone in the world will die.

129. Of all the diseases, it is the most difficult for doctors to treat them; of all living beings, it is the most difficult for self-righteous people to survive.

130. No matter how good the grass is, a donkey will not become a handsome horse. If you practice with attachment and discrimination, no matter how diligent you are, you will never become a Buddha.

131. Those who understand the eternal truth will not mourn and cry for any separation of life and death, because separation of life and death is inevitable.

132. Although you hate a person, you can still find his advantages and benefits. There are too few cultivated people like this in the world.

133. If you can let everything go, you will be a free person in the world.

134. I hope you will always say to yourself that after hearing the Dharma, I am the happiest person. Apart from this happiness, there is nothing else.

135. If you can shout "I don't have to worry about this little thing" twenty-one times a day, you will find that you have an incredible power in your heart. Give it a try, it works. .

136. Face your inner conflicts and stains honestly, and don’t deceive yourself.

137. Karma has never owed us anything, so please don’t complain.

138. We do have such advantages, but we also have to hide some of them. This is called self-cultivation.

139. Don’t gossip when you have nothing to do. Right and wrong often lead to gossip.

140. Most people only do three things in their lives: deceiving themselves, deceiving others, and being deceived.

141. People who appreciate themselves too much will not appreciate the advantages of others.

142. Those who live in the applause of others cannot withstand the test.

143. The heart is the biggest liar. Others can lie to you for a while, but it will lie to you for a lifetime.

144. Parents are always more worried about bad children. Therefore, for the sentient beings whose sins are more serious, we should especially forgive them and show pity to them, instead of staying away from them and abandoning them.

145. As long as you feel at ease, everything will be fine in the east, west, north, and south. If someone has not been saved, do not run away on your own.

146. Live with a normal mind, treat others with a guilty mind, deal with things with a sincere heart, and understand the Buddha's heart with bodhicitta.

147. When you hold on to something in your hand, you can only have this thing. If you are willing to let go, you will have the opportunity to choose something else. If a person's heart clings to his own ideas and refuses to let go, then his wisdom can only reach a certain level.

148. It is not a blessing for others to be afraid of you, and it is not an insult for others to bully you.

149. It’s not someone who annoys me, but my words and deeds that annoy me.

150. Don’t deliberately misinterpret other people’s good intentions. You should think about the good things.

151. If things in the world do not go as you wish, that is of course.

152. My wealth is not because I have a lot, but because I ask for very little.

153. You must have a bowel movement after eating. People must learn to let it go, otherwise they will become constipated.

154. People who often think that others are paying attention to you, or hope that others will pay attention to you, will have a more troubled life.

155. I can cook for you, but I can’t eat for you. Everyone eats to be satisfied, and everyone lives and dies as an individual.

156. It is easy to look down on others, but very difficult to deal with oneself.

157. The biggest mistake of human beings is that they dare not bear the heart of a saint.

158. Just live your own life and don’t mind other people’s distortions and right and wrong.

159. If you are planning to get married, let me tell you a very important philosophical saying: "You must be patient and tolerant of each other's shortcomings. There is no absolutely happy marriage in the world. Happiness only comes from infinite Tolerance and mutual respect."

160. If you can spend the day peacefully, it is a blessing. How many people today will not be able to see the sun tomorrow, how many people are disabled today, how many people have lost their freedom today, and how many people have their families broken up today.

161. Right and wrong and gains and losses cannot be judged until the final result.

162. You don’t have to argue with cause and effect, cause and effect will never mislead you. You don't have to argue with fate, fate is the fairest judge.

163. You have your outlook on life, I have mine, and I will not interfere with you. As long as I can, I will influence you. If not, then I'll accept my fate.

164. If you want to control eternity, you must control the present.

165. Harsh words should never come from our mouths, no matter how bad or evil they are. The more you scold him, the more your heart will be polluted. If you think of him, he is your good teacher.

166. When you start your life tomorrow and someone quarrels with you, you let him win. This winning and losing are just concepts in words. When you let the other side win, you lose nothing. What does he win by winning? What to get? So-called losing, what did you lose to? What to lose?

167. Most of our lives are wasted on the elusiveness of written language.

168. Don’t always feel that you are wronged. You should think that he is already very good to me. This is the skill of cultivation.

169. Others can violate cause and effect, others can harm us, beat us, and slander us.

But we can't hate others because of this, why? We must maintain a complete nature and a pure heart.

170. When in contact with anyone, you should always ask yourself, what can I do for him? benefit him. If I cannot benefit others with my personal ethics, knowledge, and practice, I owe a debt.

171. Being a monk is a matter of one lifetime, while practicing is a matter of many lives and kalpas.

172. Believe in Buddhism and learn Buddhism, not for yourself, but for all sentient beings in the sea of ??suffering.

173. The Buddha does not save people who have no predestined relationship. We regard those who cannot save him as a Bodhisattva.

174. If a person does not feel suffering, it is not easy to sympathize with others. If you want to learn the spirit of helping those in need, you must first suffer.

175. When ordinary people encounter the opponent's great power, wealth, and strength, they endure it under helpless circumstances. What kind of patience is this? True tolerance is that even if he bullies you and feels sorry for you, he is nothing compared to you. You have enough strength to deal with him, but you can tolerate him, thinking that his nature is the same as mine, and he is just confused for a moment. Or it's just that he was infected in a bad environment. You don't have to argue with him. Being able to tolerate such a situation and mood is true patience.

176. If we look at it from the perspective of countless lifetimes and calamities, then among all living beings, who has not been my parents, brothers and sisters, relatives and dependents? Who has not been my enemy? If there is kindness, everyone has kindness to me; if there is injustice, everyone has injustice with me. In this way, what kind of differences do we have between us? As for wisdom and stupidity, everyone has times when they are smart and times when they are stupid. Smart people can become stupid, and stupid people can also become smart. The worst people have done many good things in the past, and they will not be bad forever; good people have also done many bad things, and they may not be good in the future. In this way, when we think about it over and over again, the many different concepts of so-called enemies, wise and foolish, will naturally gradually fade away. This is definitely not chaos, nor does it mean not knowing what is good or bad, but it is about converting the partiality and differences we have had since time immemorial into the concept of equality that treats everyone equally!

177. The world does not belong to you in the first place, so you don’t need to abandon it. What you have to abandon is all persistence. All things are for my use, but they do not belong to me.

178. It is better to forgive others yourself than to let others forgive you.

179. When you face things with troubles, you will feel that everything is karma, and the world will become ugly and hateful.

180. If you want to be like Buddhas, dragons and elephants, you must first be like horses and cows.

181. Although we cannot change the world around us, we can only change ourselves and face it all with compassion and wisdom