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Namo Amitabha Buddha, Selected Philosophical Quotes

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"The Way of Enlightenment"#

The way of enlightenment in life is realized through repeated setbacks. The understanding of all things comes from personal experiences. Without real-life experiences, one's understanding remains superficial. Therefore, one must rely on personal experiences to truly comprehend the principles of enlightenment.

The Way of Enlightenment
The Way of Enlightenment
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

"Social Abilities"#

The abilities possessed by society should not be underestimated. Society is a diverse and inclusive entity. Abilities are like countless specks of dust, with each having its own place. Some abilities may be singular, while others excel in various group skills. However, most abilities are not as rich as others. Therefore, one should not be arrogant about their abilities.

Social Abilities
Social Abilities
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

"Success Comes from Hardship"#

Those who succeed must first taste the bitterness and sweetness of life. Only then can they achieve greatness. If one is only familiar with sweetness, they will not understand the taste of hardship. Just as those born into wealth are highly regarded, those who have not experienced hardships cannot achieve greatness.

Success Comes from Hardship
Success Comes from Hardship
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

"Knowing Oneself to Empower Others"#

To empower others, one must first know oneself. This is because one's own faults are difficult to recognize. One may not see their own faults, but others can observe them. When one's faults become excessive, others may distance themselves and be unwilling to collaborate. By recognizing one's own faults and seeking knowledge, one can gain the respect and assistance of others.

Knowing Oneself to Empower Others
Knowing Oneself to Empower Others
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

"Beauty Lies in Virtue and Talent"#

Just as there are both good and bad qualities in people, animals also possess these qualities. However, humans possess qualities that surpass those of animals. Animals may have beautiful appearances or unique fur colors, but humans possess both virtue and talent.

Beauty Lies in Virtue and Talent
Beauty Lies in Virtue and Talent
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

"Micro-Talents Should Be Valued"#

Micro-talents should be valued. Why? In all matters, one must consider the pros and cons. If one only focuses on the disadvantages and does not take action, they will not reap any benefits. It is wise to find opportunities for growth within disadvantages. A large piece of wood is useful, but if it is discarded, it cannot be used for cooking. Even a small piece of firewood can cook a meal. If it is not used, how can one enjoy a cooked meal?

Micro-Talents Should Be Valued
Micro-Talents Should Be Valued
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

"Stay Away from Arrogance and Sorrow"#

Arrogance and sorrow are the enemies of success. When one is arrogant, they are unwilling to seek knowledge and assistance. This becomes a barrier to progress. Sorrow arises from the lack of achievement and the unwillingness to strive for progress. Both arrogance and sorrow hinder personal growth.

Stay Away from Arrogance and Sorrow
Stay Away from Arrogance and Sorrow
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

"Knowledge Transformed into Reality"#

Reciting articles alone does not equate to knowledge. Literary talent is only valuable when it is applied practically. The study of the Four Books and Five Classics in universities is useless if one does not apply their knowledge. Only by using poetry and literature for the benefit of society and improving the lives of others can knowledge be transformed into reality.

Knowledge Transformed into Reality
Knowledge Transformed into Reality
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

"Reflect on One's Actions"#

When someone criticizes or slanders you, it is definitely because you have made mistakes. It is a contradiction between principles and laws. At the very least, your words and actions have not gained the recognition and admiration of others. Therefore, it is necessary to engage in self-criticism.

Reflect on One's Actions
Reflect on One's Actions
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

"The Benefits of Humility"#

Arrogance is like a rotten seed that does not sprout, while humility is like fertile soil that nurtures seedlings. Humility grows quickly and strongly. Why is this so? Arrogance leads to madness, and one may be unwilling to accept assistance. Humility brings joy, and people are willing to approach and help those who possess it.

The Benefits of Humility
The Benefits of Humility
Namo the Third Dajieqiang Buddha

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