Men often mock women for being narrow-minded, but in reality, men's magnanimity is not necessarily much greater than women's, and they are often far more selfish.
Many people deliberately pursue so-called happiness; some may achieve it, but at a tremendous cost. Many philosophers have said that happiness is a feeling. This sense of happiness decreases as satisfaction increases and is closely related to one's state of mind and attitude. The ancients said: "The harder it is to obtain, the deeper the love; possessing happiness, one should often reflect on the hardships." If a person never feels happy, that is their greatest tragedy.
Having witnessed too much of the fickleness of the world, the vicissitudes of life become etched into one's gaze.
In silent meditation, constantly reflect on your own faults; in idle chatter, do not discuss the faults of others.
Death is not the loss of life, but rather walking out of time.
Buddha said: "One thought leads to heaven, one thought leads to hell." Venerable Hsuan Hua said: "One thought of lightness is Buddha, one thought of darkness is a ghost. If your thoughts are always bright, you are always Buddha; if your thoughts are always dark, you are always a ghost. This mind: one thought of good creates the cause for heaven; one thought of evil bears the fruit of hell."