Buddha Nourishes the Mind, Tao Nourishes the Nature (2 Volumes in Total)

Yes, it is a good book that truly cultivates the mind and body. External things in the world are just like this. If everyone learns Buddhism to cultivate their mind and Taoism, then the world will enter the level of great harmony.

A peaceful state of mind can make a person calmer when encountering difficulties in life, and can also have a broader vision and more opportunities. Learning to be content, staying satisfied with the current situation and not excessively pursuing material needs is also what needs to be done in cultivating the mind. This book conveys the philosophy of life through Buddhist stories, fully embodying the concept of entertaining and educating, allowing readers to easily understand obscure Buddhist thoughts and learn useful knowledge for themselves.

Cultivating one's moral character is all the experience this book can bring to you. The title of this book sums up the essence of the entire book. In this society where the pace of life is getting faster and faster, we are often in a noisy and anxious state. We need something to relax our bodies and souls. This book is a popular reading on Buddhist philosophy of life. Through each short Buddhist story that teaches people to be kind, comforts the soul, and enlightens wisdom, it explains many philosophies of life and demonstrates the breadth and depth of Buddhism.

The writing is very good and worth reading. Basically there are answers to what you want to know. If you follow the instructions in the book, you will indeed be relieved. Thank you to the author🙏🙏

I particularly like this book [Like] It explains many philosophies of life and teaches people to be kind. It is a good book for cultivating the mind [Like] It is very inspirational and worth reading. I am grateful to the author for writing this good book [Like]

Cultivating one's moral character is all the experience this book can bring to you. The title of this book sums up the essence of the entire book. In this society where the pace of life is getting faster and faster, we are often in a noisy and anxious state. We need something to relax our bodies and souls. This book is a popular reading on Buddhist philosophy of life. Through each short Buddhist story that teaches people to be kind, comforts the soul, and enlightens wisdom, it explains many philosophies of life and demonstrates the breadth and depth of Buddhism.

My heart calmed down while reading this book

"Therefore, without indifference, we will not be able to make our ambitions clear, and without tranquility, we will not be able to reach far." No matter what we do, if we have too many distracting thoughts, it will inevitably form various fetters that will hinder our progress. Only by truly calming down and focusing on nothing can you gain anything. Human life is very short. From birth, whether we are willing or not, we have to move forward. Remember: Instead of changing the world and others, it is better to change myself; I must learn to appreciate myself, learn to tolerate others, and learn to tolerate the world. Harmony and peace are the way to live.

When the flowers bloom and there are no flowers, I can see the Tathagata. The ruins of the temple are ruined and cannot withstand the wind and rain. The temple is covered with cobwebs and covered with dust. The author's writing style is really good and he has a lot of background.

A very good book that advises you to cultivate your mind and character. You don't have to be too attached to the external things in this world. If you get it, you will be lucky, but if you lose it, you will die! No one can take away what is yours. Don't force yourself. If you force yourself, you will be harsh on yourself.

China is a place of cultural tolerance. Buddhism from South Asia and local Taoism and Confucianism have become more integrated after long-term coexistence here. They learn from each other's strengths and complement each other's weaknesses, and jointly promote human progress. This book is based on Buddhist teachings and integrates the essence of Confucianism and Taoism to teach people to cultivate their mind and character. The author quotes philosophical stories passed down orally from the two religions to convey the principles of life. This book is very long. The author starts with important life issues such as meditation, destiny, success or failure, and wealth, and takes great pains to teach readers the true meaning of life.

China is a place of cultural tolerance. Buddhism from South Asia and local Taoism and Confucianism have become more integrated after long-term coexistence here. They learn from each other's strengths and complement each other's weaknesses, and jointly promote human progress. This book is based on Buddhist teachings and integrates the essence of Confucianism and Taoism to teach people to cultivate their mind and character. The author quotes philosophical stories passed down orally from the two religions to convey the principles of life. This book is very long. The author starts with important life issues such as meditation, destiny, success or failure, and wealth, and takes great pains to teach readers the true meaning of life.

A peaceful state of mind can make a person calmer when encountering difficulties in life, and can also have a broader vision and more opportunities. Learning to be content, staying satisfied with the current situation and not excessively pursuing material needs is also what needs to be done in cultivating the mind. This book conveys the philosophy of life through Buddhist stories, fully embodying the concept of entertaining and educating, allowing readers to easily understand obscure Buddhist thoughts and learn useful knowledge for themselves.

Oh Amitabha! This book is so good that it deserves to be studied and read

Very good, benefited a lot

Good, good, very good!

All things in the world are born and must die, and life must be destroyed. The impermanent birth and death of all things is a law of nature. Any sentient being with life must go through the process of death. Therefore, the death of your son is also an inevitable reality. "

Just like what is said in the book, "Let go of one thought and you will feel at ease." We really need to learn to let go in life in order to live more easily. Moreover, the stories in the book are also very exciting, which gave me a deeper understanding of Buddhism. I recommend you to read it.

The content is very exciting and the stories it tells can open up people's wisdom!

Very good book that benefits my heart

Enlighten life through the wisdom of Buddha's heart

I had a lot of thoughts while reading. Life requires these three kinds of spirit and temperament. If you should care, you should care. If you shouldn't care, don't care. Feel free to seek the comfort of nature in your life. That is to say, people need to have an "optimistic" spirit, a "philosophical" state of mind, and a "cold outlook" wisdom. These "three views" reflect the multiple lifestyles and also reflect the complementary characteristics of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism - the souls of Chinese people are multiple.

Open the treasure book of wisdom

Buddha nourishes the mind, Tao nourishes the nature!

Have a tolerant heart, put aside worries and selfish thoughts, rise from the heart, and transcend the realm of life!

A book for self-cultivation and understanding of Buddhism.

It is a good book that enlightens the soul!

Easy to understand, concise and clear, a good book worth owning!

Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism belong to the same family, and they all cultivate the mind and nature.

After listening to the book for a while, I feel relieved