OUR DAILY PRACTICE
Series of short talks from an upcoming book, Our Daily Practice, by Venerable Wuling.
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Sincerity is a mind without wandering thoughts.
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Sentient beings are innumerable . . .
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Forgiveness is not just for major wrongs.
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Words have the power to destroy . . .
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Nurture the heart of respect for all beings . . .
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Not liking what we see . . .
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Not only should we do what is right . . .
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Those who do not understand, ask “Why? . . .
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When inclined to take the easy way out . . .
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It is not the amount of teachings that matters . . .
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As a fissure can split a stone, doubt cripples one’s confidence
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Before attempting to fix the issues around us . . .
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When disagreeable thoughts of others arise . . .
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Although others may cause us pain, we can control our suffering
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Do not seek the measure of your actions’ worth in the eyes of others
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Expectations prevent us from opening up to what may be truly wonderful
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Letting go is more than giving away possessions
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Habits can linger like the scent of an empty perfume bottle
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When chanting “Amituofo” and a wandering thought arises . . .
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The sincere mind has no wandering thoughts
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Do not spend time wondering about another’s karmic consequences
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Forgiveness does not mean we do not care or that the other person is pardoned
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View hatred as an unwanted caller
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Upon seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching, discriminatory thoughts arise . . .
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Habits can linger like the scent of an empty perfume bottle
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Sarcasm
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To no longer be attached is to be free of self-centered thoughts and expectations
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Buddhism is like an immense mountain with 84,000 paths leading to the peak
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Strive to detect thoughts the instant they arise, before speaking or acting
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No wandering thoughts doesn't mean no thoughts at all
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Whatever the situation, remain balanced in your chanting
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Before teaching others, we cultivate ourselves
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Eradicating Bad Habits
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We do the right thing not because we expect to change the world . . .
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Minding our own business, not that of others.
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Do We Fear Causes or Results?
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Cultivation
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Duality