The Four Trainings of Liaofan

Mr. Yuan Liaofan tells us the principles of life from the four aspects of setting one's destiny to reforming and accumulating good deeds and modesty. Don't do evil but be kind-hearted; don't be proud but humble; don't be angry; be calm; don't be vague; always reflect on yourself... There is also an appendix by Master Yungu, careful translation by the publisher, and strong recommendations from saints such as Zeng Guofan. This is a good book that deserves to be read carefully and frequently.

I first encountered this book when I was in my thirties. An old saying from ancient times is still ringing today. All things are mutually reinforcing each other, and everything happens again and again. The ancient good books are source of living water, refreshing the heart and mind, making reading comfortable, walking peacefully, thinking endlessly, and realizing the boundlessness of the world.

A house that accumulates good deeds will always be happy. Do good deeds and accumulate virtue, and don't worry about your future. Reading this book will make you feel at ease, self-disciplined, and understand the propriety and moral standards of doing things. Highly recommend good books!

It is enough to change the life of a lost lamb and lead a fulfilling and meaningful life.

The destiny is determined, and you will seek your own blessings and misfortunes. If heaven does evil, it can still be violated; if humans do evil, they can't live. Doing good deeds increases blessings, doing evil deeds decreases longevity. The word "modesty" is the key to conduct oneself in the world, respect heaven and serve the country, respect the old and love the young, relieve people in danger, save people from fire and water, there is no self inside, no one outside, no gain or loss in it. If you do good deeds with all your heart and no intention of forming good ties, you will eventually reap good results and your descendants will be affected.

Very good, very classic, I will calm down after watching it

Excerpt. Zen Master Yungu said: "In fact, destiny is not certain, it is all determined by oneself; the same goes for blessings, which can only be obtained by seeking for yourself. If you do good, you will naturally be blessed; if you do evil, you will naturally lose your blessings. What was said in poems and books in the past are indeed good words. My Buddhist scriptures say: 'If a person wants to ask for wealth, he will get it; if he wants to ask for children, he will get it. Children; if you want to live long, you will get long life. The meaning of these verses is that as long as a person is willing to do good deeds, fate cannot restrain him. He who has no wealth in his life can also have children, and he who has no life in his life can have children. Lies are a great precept of Buddhism. Do Buddhas and Bodhisattvas still tell lies to deceive people? The book is in classical Chinese + translation. It is easier to understand classic books when reading ancient texts.

From birth to now, have you ever had any regrets? Do you want to go back and live it all over again? Obviously this is impossible. The past cannot be changed, but the future can still be expected. As long as you follow the methods in this book and learn to do it, you will gain more or less.

But do good deeds without worrying about your future. A house that accumulates good deeds will always be happy.

"Liao Fan's Four Trainings" brings together many Taoist philosophical thoughts and Confucian Neo-Confucian thoughts. He advocates writing his own destiny rather than waiting for it to arrive. The author puts destiny aside and makes personal efforts the master of destiny. Believe that man can conquer nature. It is this spirit that inspires people's development little by little and gives some confidence to those who have lost their goals. However, if you really want to study it, you will inevitably fall into the fallacy of idealism. In fact, it can be understood that after all, the Ming Dynasty was indeed a period when idealism was relatively popular, and the author was more or less affected.

If you read it carefully, you will gain a lot.

A super perfect and perfect classic baby book that will last forever! ! ! Improving one's destiny starts with cutting off evil and cultivating good deeds. Good and evil will be repaid, and karma will repay you. Cutting off evil and cultivating good will eliminate disasters and bring blessings. There is no way for misfortunes and blessings. People bring it on themselves. Karma reincarnates, and the sky is clear.

The recitation is clear, the words are clear and round, the rhythm is ups and downs, and you can't put it down. The notes are clear and accurate. Playback modes such as loops and lists would be even more perfect. No background music very much appreciated.

This book is very magical. I didn't feel much when I read it. After reading it, I seemed to have implanted the idea of ​​"doing a good deed a day" in my mind. The word "doing a good deed a day" appears in my mind every day, and I wonder if I did a good deed a day today. It's very magical.

If God does evil, you can still violate it; if you do evil on your own, you can't live.

A must read when life is confusing

As a person, you must be humble and respectful, do good deeds and accumulate virtue, do not neglect doing good deeds because they are small, and do not do them due to small evil!

A pillow book worth reading over and over again. Qian hexagrams are all auspicious hexagrams. The earth is as low as the sea, and people are as low as the king.

Everything has cause and effect, good deeds will be rewarded

Good book, can make you wise, really good

You must be upright and righteous, believe that there is a god three feet above your head, and if you are lucky enough to be reincarnated as a human being in this life, you must practice well.

A book worth reading for everyone

Just like my wife and I, we work hard to run a family and now live happily. Moreover, the book also talks about how to correct mistakes and accumulate good deeds, which is very helpful for how to behave in the world. I think this book is not only suitable for reading by myself, but also suitable for sharing with my family.

Virtue spreads all over the world

A house that accumulates good deeds will always be happy

I hope everyone will read it

I am still very impetuous, but I believe that if I study it carefully many times, I will be able to cultivate my character and change my destiny. I am grateful for encountering this book at the most important age. I am grateful.

Seek goodness outwardly and practice inwardly. Perhaps we, like Liao Fan, use fortune telling to explore our future changes. But when you do good deeds without worrying about the future and cultivate both internal and external aspects, what you want will appear unexpectedly. Maybe this is just accumulation.

A family motto book written by Yuan Liaofan, a thinker of the Ming Dynasty, to his son. The author uses his own personal experience to tell his son and readers how to still love life and work hard to change destiny after knowing the truth about destiny. This is an excellent book on Chinese studies, which contains the excellent traditional Chinese culture. It tells us to live a good life, find the direction of life, and continue to strive for it. After reading it, I feel that my heart is full of vigorous vitality.

A good book, a masterpiece of family mottos, worth reading over and over again