Growth is the kindness of a beggar and the delusion of Buddhism. The beggar is compassionate because he understands. He could give up the life of having no worries about food and clothing and shoulder the life and death of the twenty-seven children in Zheng's alley, but he would also put aside hatred after many years and become free and happy. Buddhism cannot let go of sentient beings, nor can we let go of delusion. The three-point enthusiasm that I had back then has gradually faded away with the swaying green light. However, there are always some things that we don't want to forget. They can withstand the test of time and remain new over time, so that the original different paths will eventually lead to the same destination. Kindness is the delusion of begging; delusion is the kindness of the Buddha.
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