Meditate

This work "Jingxin" was written by Li Shutong (October 23, 1880 - October 13, 1942), also known as Li Xishuang, Li An, and Li Liang. His musical name was Wen Tao, his childhood name was Cheng Qi, his scientific name was Guanghou, his courtesy name was Xishuang, and his nickname was Shutong. Li Shutong is a famous musician, art educator, calligrapher, drama activist, and one of the pioneers of Chinese drama. After returning from studying in Japan, he worked as a teacher and editor. Later, he was ordained as a monk. His Buddhist name was Yanyin, and his nickname was Hongyi. Later, he was also known as Wanqing Laoren. He was later revered as Master Hongyi. When life begins, the original heart has nothing but purity and transparency. However, after living in the mortal world for a long time, this heart seems to be contaminated by everything. In the constant search and struggle, sometimes the heart becomes tighter and tighter for money, and becomes more and more impetuous, confused and unable to find direction. The text of "Jingxin" is permeated with Master Hongyi's character and wisdom, giving peace to impetuous people and telling people that if everything goes as it should, they can achieve peace and prosperity. It allows people to remain unfazed by the changes in the situation; it allows people to remain as clear as water as time goes by; it allows people to realize what true enlightenment, meditation and peace of mind are. Let us follow the master's guidance and find the habitat of the soul and our own spiritual home along the way.