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Always Keep a Pure and Contented Heart
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Retreat| Subtitles: Aulacese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai (13) |
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During the Chinese New Year, the Supreme Master Ching Hai told a Chinese folklore: A magnanimous poor scholar with a kind heart, who desired for nothing, yet at last he gained everything; on the contrary, a man practiced magical power wanting everything lost everything in the end. This folklore tells the importance of a simple mind and reminds us of the carefree manner we derive from spiritual practice will naturally bring us everything eventually. |
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When the surroundings or political situation is not favorable to us, how do we protect ourselves from all nuisance? The Supreme Master Ching Hai said: “After we practice, we become more endurable, more accepting, therefore we will feel differently. It becomes easier for us to accept and endure; we also become more forgiving and more understanding.” |