Twist your left hand lightly, sighing at all kinds of things
With compassion, chant "Nawu" softly, and everything will drift away
What my story tells is the experience of a woman who practices Buddhism
She practices Buddhism, but does not believe in Buddhism enough. She will use various events to test her actions, but she will also question her beliefs for a reason.
The sea accepts all rivers, and the Buddha said: It is better to receive blessings and return to oneself than to give blessings. So? Those who have received the three returns will be fearless in giving to all sentient beings. Therefore, they return to the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha, and their blessings are immeasurable.
Giving alms and receiving the three blessings are not as good as receiving the blessings of the five precepts. Those who receive the five precepts are full of merits and virtues, and their blessings are superior.
Giving alms and receiving the blessings of the Three Returns and Five Precepts are not as good as just snapping your fingers and thinking lovingly of all sentient beings.
Giving alms, accepting the Three Returns and Five Precepts, and lovingly thinking about the blessings of all living beings are not as good as thinking about happiness in the world. So that's the case? It is impossible to create anything in this world
Thinking of joy and blessing can enable practitioners to eliminate the suffering of life and death and eventually achieve Buddhahood, so their blessings are the greatest!
She listened, then questioned herself, questioned again, and said: Lord Buddha, I am obsessed. Why force it in all circumstances?
There are no thrilling scenes in this story. There is only a woman who wholeheartedly cultivates Buddhism and travels among all living beings. When she comes, she does not bring any dust with her. When she leaves, the light of Buddha fills her sleeves with the breeze.