Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism

677 玩 After Playing with Fire and Burning Himself Countless Times, He Became a Buddha. The Wind Blows EastwardEastern Fantasy163k Wordsongoing 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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I recommend writing it myself. The novels all use Buddhism and Taoism as elements and respect the original settings of Buddhist and Taoist characters.

691 皇 Dynasty*** ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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If you like ancient plots, watch Dynasty Cultivation of Immortals; if you like modern immortality and explore the secrets of the world, watch Evolution: Changing Destiny.

693 我 I Use Magic to Step up into the Clouds Taoist Miaoyiongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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It contains the real author's experience of cultivation. It should be concise and straight to the core principles and specific methods of cultivation.

694 地 Ksitigarbha Sutra | Read and Interpret Verse by Verse Anonymous (Anchor: Wang Chenyang)completed —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Find your heart and listen to the Sanskrit sounds of the "Ksitigarbha Sutra". In a remote corner of the long river of time, there is a sutra, like the moonlight shining on the quiet mountains and forests, that is the "Ksitigarbha Sutra". It spans thousands of years and comes from ancient Sanskrit. It carries compassion and wisdom and slowly tells endless cause and effect. Opening the "Ksitigarbha Sutra" is like stepping into an ancient Buddhist temple, with smoke curling up and Sanskrit sounds ringing out. The words in the sutra are like smart notes, playing the melody of life, leading us to explore the secrets deep in our hearts. It tells us that everything in the world has cause and effect. Every good thought and every good deed is like planting a Bodhi seed in the heart, which will eventually bloom into a gorgeous flower one day in the future. Reciting the Ksitigarbha Sutra is a dialogue with one's own heart. In the busy world, our souls are disturbed by the hustle and bustle, but at this moment, the scriptures are like a gurgling stream, washing away the debris and allowing us to return to inner peace. It is a guide when we are confused and a comfort when we are in pain. It allows us to find our inner destination in the complicated world. In this ancient and elegant scripture, we can understand the true meaning of life, feel the brilliance of Buddha nature, and start a spiritual practice.

695 六 The Sixth Patriarch's Altar Sutra Huineng30k Wordscompleted 259Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Read the original text, then listen to the commentary, and then start to calm down, then read the original text back and forth. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

699 失 Amnesia****** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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🔆🔆🔆 This is one of the best spiritual books I have ever read. The grand and profound insights presented by the author Xiao Yu will go straight to the heart and let readers know why. The author's writing is beautiful and concise. 👉👉👉 The following is excerpted from the original text. If this touches you, I recommend you read it carefully and read it again and realize it yourself. There is true meaning in it, everyone gets what they need! 🍀 It's easy to feel pain and understand its cause, but seeing its true origin and healing it requires a lot of inner work and accumulation of wisdom. What we call suffering is not a trap in life, but a subject you are here to study, that is, your own shortcomings. 🍀🍀 Generally speaking, if a person can be introspective, introspective, introspective, have a righteous mind, and be strong without desires, there is no need to seek, seek, or pray externally at all. Who can protect you more sincerely than your own higher self or guides? 🍀🍀🍀 The two most difficult hurdles in life: worldly evaluation and inner fear. The former makes it impossible for you to survive the torture of your soul, while the latter makes you trapped in your habits and repeatedly savors the push of karma. 🍀🍀🍀🍀 At this point, the three elements of karma are complete: injustice, unwillingness, and if. It is these three causes that become the driving force of karma. Karma is the shortcomings of the soul and the homework for one's own growth. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 How do you allocate your time every day? How much is used for mindless entertainment on mobile phones and computers? How much is used to explore and refine one's inner awareness and mental level? How much is used for material enjoyment and material enjoyment? How much inspiration is used to pay attention to and think about life? When you reflect and summarize your experience, what do you focus on? Is it to change and punish others, or to improve and expand oneself? What are you looking for to get more benefits? Or how to contribute and nourish the world? Do you pay more attention to the generational information on your mobile phone or the ancient and modern books of wise men? Is it a prophecy of doom or a hope of ascension? 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 Mainly responsible for facing and modifying one's own prejudices and cognitions, letting go of the arrogance and arrogance, calming down, starting to correct the bigotry in the cognition, and trying to make up for the physical, verbal and mental karma created in the early years. Only by correcting the remnants of the past can we effectively achieve true self-accommodation: forgive what has "hurt" me, knowing that I did not understand it at the time; reset what I have "hurt", knowing that there is a better way to achieve it. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 After repeating this several times, until the unwillingness, injustice, and if in your heart are replaced by love and gratitude, life becomes completely transparent and warm. You sincerely say to your guide: "Oh! This is great! I have benefited a lot. It is such a perfect life experience!" Then you can contentedly withdraw the focus of your consciousness and wake up in the ring. 🍎 At the end, the author Xiaoyu sends blessings to everyone: "Then you can take back the focus of your consciousness with satisfaction and wake up in the ring." My recommendations and expressions are better than chance. I hope you can get more from the book... ㊗️ Blessings to all...

711 家 Every Family****************************** Master Xuecheng57k Wordscompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism all exist. Buddhism views the world in the lightest way, emphasizing transcendence and not caring about the worldly world. Taoism switches between being born in the world and entering the world, so Taoists do not cut off their hair. After practicing for a period of time, they have to go to the human world. Confucianism emphasizes joining the world to save people, but it also requires Buddha or Tao to make a transition. Well worth a look.