True auspiciousness and happiness
If one can refrain from doing evil but cultivate good deeds, thereby getting rid of suffering and attaining happiness, then that is true happiness!
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Avoiding evil acts cherishes blessings; doing good deeds cultivates blessings. By cherishing and cultivating blessings, the body and mind naturally become pure, and both blessings and wisdom are enhanced.
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The most important thing in life is to avoid causing mental and physical affliction to others; never less, you also need to enthusiastically benefit others if your life is to be meaningful.
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By Venerable Master Tze Cheng
The Avatamsaka Syllabary begins with the syllable ‘a’. By adding different syllables after it, we give it different meanings. All phenomena originate from this one syllable ‘a’, and ultimately return to the syllable ‘a’. The syllable ‘a’ gives rise to all of the myriad phenomena. It represents our essential nature, our original pure mind.
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By Venerable Master Tze Cheng
The syllable ‘a’ is like our self-nature, our pure mind. Which syllables will you place after it? If you place an ordinary word after it, it will merely be a secular term. If you give it limitless light and limitless life, then it becomes Amitabha Buddha.
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By Venerable Master Tze Cheng
In your Bodhisattva practice, if you already have the intention to seek transcendence, and have given rise to the mind of great compassion, you also need to practice contemplation of emptiness. This relates to the part of the syllabary where we recite, “with the universal vow that all sentient beings enter the prajna paramita door.”
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By Venerable Master Tze Cheng
Adding different syllables behind ‘a’ to form various combinations changes its effect. From this we can see that all phenomena work in the same way. Different arrangements produce changes, but they do not change its essence. All phenomena arise interdependently from the syllable ‘a’, and finally return to the syllable ‘a’.
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Did you know that having a smile on your face could solve most of your problems?
Generally speaking, have you noticed that people will not fight with you when you have a smile on your face? If someone appears angry and tries to hit you, just smile and apologize. Say, “I’m sorry. It’s my fault!” Even the biggest dispute can be resolved that way.
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Cultivating virtue not only brings peace and happiness to us but also to everyone and to the whole world.
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By Venerable Master Tze Cheng
Just as in our self-nature, there are originally no such things as karmic obstacles. It is because delusive thoughts are like wind that causes delusive thoughts to arise in our self-nature and cause us, to do various deviant actions which become karmic obstacles.
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