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This book contains a set of Buddhist philosophy essays carefully written by the author, which consists of nine parts: "Wisdom of Mind", "Suffering Chapter", "Trouble Chapter", "Cultivation Chapter", "Liberation Chapter", "Propagation of Dharma and Protection of Teachings", "Philosophical Education Chapter", "Puyin Academy Chapter" and "Walker Chapter". The author talks about the worries of life, the relationship between self and others, freedom, love, truth and other topics in a simple and easy-to-understand writing style. He records his thoughts and insights on Buddhist practice, aiming to explore the true meaning of life and wisdom and provide people with spiritual comfort. The meaning of life cannot appear naturally and cannot be "self-evident"; love also requires learning, investment, appropriateness, and knowing. Therefore, meaning can only be revealed under the observation of wisdom, and compassion can gain its true meaning only under the integration of wisdom.