Qisheng Culture's Fifth Book

"Didn't the Buddha cut off all worries?" "What is broken is delusion and persistence, what is continuous is the power of great compassion." Manjusri pointed to Subhuti who was giving prophecies, "Look at him, he is the first to understand emptiness, and can prove that all dharmas are empty. But he is crying now, is he sad or happy?" Li Weiming looked and saw that Subhuti was indeed crying. There was both gratitude and compassion in those tears. "The Buddha's 'no worries' is like the ocean that accommodates hundreds of rivers without distinction. But the 'worry' of ordinary people is like water in a cup, which overflows when shaken a little." Manjushri picked up another grain of sand, "You think your anxiety, sadness, and powerlessness are obstacles, but what the Buddha sees is the material to become a Buddha."...