Blessing

Regarding the end of the book, I actually listened to it and read it again. Generally speaking, what Master Hsing Yun actually wants to tell us is: everyone must learn to "cultivate the mind"! ❤The heart is the source of everything. Each of us has six senses, including thoughts, body, speech, eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind, which all tell us: I am the source of everything, and the total river of this source is our "heart❤". We can only always have good thoughts and speak good words - warmth, gentleness, gentleness, good teachers, and do good deeds - altruistic, for others, and for the benefit of all living beings. In this way, blessings in the world will slowly come closer to us. Furthermore, the definition of wealth is not simply money in the narrow sense, but also includes compassion, joy and generosity, and the desire to share nature and all things. In this way, wealth will truly follow us continuously, instead of us struggling to pursue it. In addition, when reading books about mind cultivation by Buddhist masters, one needs to slowly appreciate, read, chew, and think about it alone in a very quiet environment. Only in this way can one truly understand the article and truly understand what the author wants to say. Only then can oneself cultivate wisdom and then "enlightenment." Otherwise, if you just read the text without understanding the true meaning, you will still have regrets. Finally, this book will be read in the second round after my first round of reading plan is over. Deepen my understanding of this book! Salute to Master Hsing Yun! Thank you, thank you! Thank you for sharing your wisdom! Thanks!

My Buddha is compassionate, Master Hsing Yun is really a rare and eminent monk. When I read this book, I always feel happy and have Prajna wisdom. One thought of ignorance is also heaven, and one thought of enlightenment is hell. Buddhism is in the world and is not separated from worldly enlightenment. The heart is broad and at ease. Master Hsing Yun does not talk about being born in the world, but talks about practicing in the world. If he does not talk about making money, he should concentrate on cultivating the Tao. Talk about making money but you have to use it wisely. Don't break away from reality and be practical. He also talked about many things. This book is really worth reading over and over again. If you don't have time to read it, listening to it on your mobile phone can also increase your happiness and wisdom. I pay my respects to Master Hsing Yun and am grateful to Master Hsing Yun. I am the Buddha who is compassionate. Amitabha.

Giving, observing precepts, patience, diligence, meditation, prajna

The first chapter was shocking. We thought that ordinary things are blessings, such as eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind. Our eyes can see this world full of colors, beautiful scenery, mountains, rivers, and flowers. They are all great blessings. I feel so rich in an instant.

We have a lot of wealth Eyes are wealth Ears are wealth Mouth is also wealth Mountains, rivers and trees are wealth Rivers, lakes and seas are wealth Good health is wealth Family unity is wealth Diligence is wealth Kindness is wealth Tolerance is wealth

The more you give, the richer you will be; the more you take, the poorer you will be. The greatest wealth in life is to build good relationships with others.

What you have is wealth, and nothing is wealth. If you have faith, wisdom, tolerance, and compassion in your heart, you can enjoy endless wealth and merit. If you have good intentions, speak good words, and do good deeds, your fate will spread all over the world, and you will enjoy endless wealth in the world.

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This book is the best and most comprehensive one I have ever read on wealth. I highly recommend it.

Blessings come from "planting good causes and reaping good results". Current actions, words and thoughts determine future blessings and misfortunes. 1. Giving as the foundation: not only refers to the donation of property, but also includes the dedication of time, energy, and skills, as well as "fearless giving" (giving people peace of mind) and "dharma giving" (sharing wisdom). 2. Cultivation of body and mind: Through the practice of observing precepts, patience, and diligence, we can cultivate a peaceful mind, reduce worries, and naturally increase blessings. 3. Be grateful and cherish blessings: Cherish everything you have, be grateful for others' contributions, and avoid waste and greed. 4. Build good relationships: treat others with compassion, respect life, and sow good causes in interpersonal relationships. Master Hsing Yun emphasized: Blessings are not passive waiting, but active creation. Through positive thoughts and actions, everyone can open up a field of blessings in ordinary life, and ultimately achieve a happy and fulfilling life that benefits both themselves and others.

Lots of useful information. People should think the worst about things and do the best. The human heart is worth trusting, but things must be done objectively and in principle.

After reading it, I feel that this book is thorough, humorous and worth reading.

It benefits a lot and can improve personal cultivation, ideological realm, and inner relief and relaxation.

Do good things for your parents, your children, your family, yourself and your body, say good things with your mouth, and have kind thoughts in your heart! Nothing can be taken away, only karma remains with you!

The language is popular and the views are novel, enlightening the world and cherishing blessings.

Namo Amitabha [praise]

Thank you Master for guiding us on our way forward

The language is simple and sincere, and it has benefited me a lot. It has given me a different understanding of wealth.

How great it would be if leaders all had the realm of Master Hsing Yun!

This book is great! I like it very much. Full of positive energy, heaven on earth! I hope that such a paradise on earth will come soon. Everyone gives a little love and the world becomes a paradise on earth.

Worth reading, very rewarding

Book full of wisdom

After reading, I was inspired

Namo Amitabha

Accumulating virtue increases blessings

If you sow melons, you will reap melons; if you sow beans, you will reap beans. You can eat by yourself, be satisfied by yourself, live and die by yourself.

I like reading this book

I have benefited a lot, thank you author!

Very good, I learned a lot from watching it

, The truth is clear and I have benefited a lot.