“If you don’t forget your original intention, you will always succeed, have awe in your chest, and be grateful in your heart.”: If you don’t forget your original dream, you will get good results. You must be broad-minded and tolerant and learn to be grateful.
"Only by never forgetting your original intention can you always succeed, have awe in your chest, and be grateful in your heart" comes from the Avatamsaka Sutra, whose full name is "Mahāvaipulya Buddhāvata?saka Sūtra" (Sanskrit Mahāvaipulya Buddhāvata?saka Sūtra), a major classic of Mahayana Buddhism , the founding scripture of Huayan Sect. Academic circles generally believe that the compilation of the Avatamsaka Sutra took a long time, approximately between the 2nd and 4th centuries AD. It was first spread in South India, and later spread to northwest India and central India.
Among the Chinese translations of this sutra, the 80-volume Tang version has the clearest meaning and a complete catalog, so it is most widely circulated in the Han region. The following is a brief summary of the content of this sutra based on this translation: The Tang translation version of the sutra is composed of the sayings of Jiuhui.