There are many famous sayings in Buddhism, and there are also many famous sayings about the mentality of life. So what are the famous quotes of Buddhism about life and mentality? Let’s take a look at the Buddhist quotes on life mentality that I carefully recommend for everyone. Welcome to read and collect them. I hope they will be helpful to you. Selected Buddhist quotes about life and mentality:

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

2. People who don’t know how to love themselves are incapable of loving others.

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

4. To practice, you need to be patient, be willing to be indifferent, and be happy to be lonely.

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

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

7. Cause and effect has never owed us anything, so please don’t complain.

8. Only by facing reality can you transcend reality.

9. Having the courage to accept criticism from others can help you adjust your own shortcomings.

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

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

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

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

14. 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.

15. Sometimes we have to calmly ask ourselves, what are we pursuing? What are we living for?

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

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

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

4. Right and wrong happen every day, and if you don’t listen, there will be nothing. Let go of all your troubles, worries, distinctions and attachments.

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

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

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

9. Hatred can never resolve hatred, only compassion can resolve hatred. This is the eternal truth.

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

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

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

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

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

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

16. 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.

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

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

19. 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.

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

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

22. 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.

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

24. We will always think that something is wonderful 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.

25. 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.

26. 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.

27. There is no need to be angry or sad when others say something bad about us. There is no need to be happy if we say we are good. Some of the bad things are good, and some of the good things are bad. It all depends on whether you can use it?

28. No matter how good the grass is, a donkey will never become a donkey. A handsome horse. If you practice with attachment and discrimination, no matter how diligent you are, you will never become a Buddha.

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

30. 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.

31. Benevolent words are not as good as the sincerity of benevolence, and the benefit of the near is not as good as the benefit of the far. Kind words may be lost in words, and benefits in the near may be lost in appeasement.

32. We will always think that something is wonderful 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.

33. To be able to solve the problem when it is about to happen, to be able to overcome the problem when it happens, to be able to save the situation after it has happened, this is called reaching the right. This is called talent. To know something before it will happen, to start something but to know its end, to decide something but to know its change, this is called long-term consideration, this is called knowledge.

34. 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.

35. Only by facing reality can you transcend reality.

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

37. People who don’t know how to love themselves are incapable of loving others.

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

39. 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.

40. Sometimes we have to calmly ask ourselves, what are we pursuing? What are we living for?