I Practice Vajra in the City

Buddha is the Tao, and all dharmas have the same origin. The wisdom of the Diamond Sutra is the present-day manifestation of the original mind of the Great Way. This book uses the city as a dojo and uses novels to interpret the true meaning of the Tao. It teaches you to break through obsessions, remove confusion, practice your original mind in the mundane world, and realize freedom. Li Ming realized the Tao amidst the ups and downs of the workplace and the turmoil of human relationships, cultivating his mind with no place to live, and observing the world with no self and no form. When you let go of your greed, anger and obsession, and let go of the shackles of the outside world, you will realize that the great road is not in the ancient temples in the mountains, but in the daily fireworks. True strength is never about conquering the outside world, but about following the path, keeping one's heart, and gaining great freedom and calmness in the hustle and bustle of the world. Refine your heart in the world of mortals, attain enlightenment in the secular world, and use the nature of vajra to walk on the great path.