Bodhicitta

When you open this book, it is like pushing open a door, "towards the door to the bright road and opening a new chapter in our lives." He once said something to a friend, "True freedom is to let the heart be free! If the heart is not free, it will be shackles wherever it goes!" Some people may ask why people should practice? The answer is "The heart is like hair! When the hair is messy or knotted, the heart feels uncomfortable! It may be scratched by hundreds of claws or it may be painful, but the Dharma just comes with a comb at the right time." Let us feel comfortable physically and mentally, and everything goes smoothly! This is the affliction that is Bodhi. Practice can open up the knots in the heart, soothe the soul, and stop the mind from being pretentious and troubled. As a practitioner, if you can understand your mind and see your nature, your practice will be of great help to this society, because the energy level is high and can drive the entire world! On the road to liberation. The beginning of spiritual practice is when a person is born, so don't be overwhelmed by all the suffering and troubles in life! Buddhism says that "troubles are bodhicitta", when we have troubles! Then it is just the beginning of the practice of liberation. Cultivation depends on "enlightenment", but enlightenment is a sudden enlightenment, a sudden realization of the "principle". Enlightenment is the way for us ordinary people to be able to walk on our feet, the way to be freed from pain, and the way to keep our original minds undisturbed. Only by realizing it can it be put into practice. The key to understanding is "enlightenment", which is the way to practice.