That year, I was full of worries and went to the mountains to find an answer.
He sat on the futon and only said: "Put down the stone in your heart first."
I thought I would hear profound Buddhist teachings, but instead we talked about ramen, mountain climbing, and watching the moon.
The master said that troubles are Bodhi.
I said, Master, I will do this bowl of chicken soup first as a token of respect.
A conversation across ages, an interpretation of "living". See how secular youths are "brainwashed" by wisdom and start a life of enlightenment.
Intention: Life always catches us off guard. When you feel anxious, internally consumed, and unable to see the way forward clearly, you might as well open this book. Follow in the footsteps of a young man and walk into the master who is as bright as the moon and the breeze. Listen to him talk about what it means to "let go" and what it means to "let go". Here is the wisdom to resolve worries and the power to calm the mind and body. I hope that after reading this, you will have less dust and more light in your heart.