Accompanying fate is not demanding perfection, but conforming to the development needs of things.

It is a negative practice to muddle along and stick to the rules. Pursuit is becoming a monk, and ringing the bell one day is simply an excuse for lazy people. So he is different from Suiyuan.

To do things according to one's ability and resigned to one's fate means to do things according to one's ability, give full play to one's subjective initiative and conform to the laws of things, but success depends on the objective environment, that is, fate or destiny.

Buddhist Quotations is a book published by Chongqing Publishing House in 2007, translated and annotated by Yi Wu. This book selects important passages from important Buddhist scriptures for annotation and translation, from which readers can understand the characteristics of Buddhist scriptures.

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brief Introduction of the content

Since Buddhism was introduced into China, it has exerted a profound influence on China's traditional literature, art, philosophy, architecture and sculpture. Without understanding Buddhism, it is impossible to truly understand the traditional culture of China.

In order to help readers understand the basic outline of Buddhist theory as a whole, the first part of this book [the cornerstone of Buddhism] makes a basic summary of Buddhist theory with the discussion of Buddhist scriptures, and the appendix of this book also helps readers understand the colorful development process of Buddhism in China from one side.

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Baidu encyclopedia-Buddhist quotations