Silently Helping One AnotherYutang LinPure mind would not mention wicked affairs. Understanding worldly matters reduce ridiculing others. As view broadened tolerance gains depth. Helping one another as a token of being in the same boat. Comment: When mind becomes pure one naturally would not want to mention wicked affairs. Understanding the nature of worldly situations would enable one to think in other's shoes; consequently, many ineffectual criticisms that are biased by lack of on-hand experiences would not arise. With a broad and deep view to see many possible scenarios and approaches one would develop great tolerance that is free from antagonism. Doing what one could to extend a helping hand to others according to situations encountered, this is just a token of the profound awareness of being in the same boat with others as sentient beings suffering through life and death. Written in Chinese and translated on July 12, 2000 [Home][Back to list][Back to Chinese versions][Polish version] |
|---|