Buddha said: Looking back five hundred times in the past life is a quick glance in this life.
And I said: I would like to be the tree outside your window.
As Xi Murong said, I only ask the Buddha to let me grow up in front of the window where you look into the distance every day, and quietly watch your daily comings and goings, your daily joys, sorrows, and joys, until you die of old age.
The flowers bloom solemnly in the sunshine, and my expectations for the past life, this life and the next life are all written in the petals and leaves. Do you know that those colorful leaves have been my longing for a long time? Do you know that the colorful petals of fallen flowers have been my hope for a long time.
Buddha said: Looking back five hundred times in the past life is a quick glance in this life.
And I said: Is that true?
Yes! Is that true? If so, then I will try to look at you one more time, look at you twice more, and look at you many, many more times. So that I can have a chance to see you again in the next life.
Buddha said (1) 1. Human suffering lies in pursuing the wrong things. 2. It is better to say that others make you suffer than to say that you are not cultivated enough.
3. If you don’t trouble yourself, others will never trouble you. Because you can’t let go of your own heart.
4. Discipline yourself well and don’t care about others. 5. If you don’t forgive all living beings, if you don’t forgive all living beings, you will suffer yourself...
Buddha said: It is just a flash in the pan, used to blind the eyes of the world. There is no beauty that can compare with a pure heart of kindness. Heart, I give it to every woman, but some people make her covered with ashes...
Buddha said: It takes five hundred times of looking back at the past life to exchange for passing by this life. So,
How many times did I look back in my past life to get to know you? ...
Buddha said: Destiny is ice, I hold the ice in my arms; when the ice melts, I realize that fate is gone. I believe in fate, not in Buddha, but in fate. I believe in Buddha, but not in me. Yourself? ... Just because of an illusory Buddha saying, "Become a Feather"
It's not my choice, I'm not a choice to become a Feather. My eyes are destined to overlook all living things
The Buddha said. The Buddha said to me: There is dust on your heart. I wiped it hard and the Buddha said: You are wrong, the dust cannot be wiped off. So I peeled off the heart and the Buddha said: You are wrong again. Dust is not the original dust. How can there be dust?
Buddha said: One grain of sand is one world, one grain of dust is one kalpa, as if every time we meet and part ways is like the blood dripping from a pricked finger on the Sansheng Stone. The subtle fragrance from thousands of miles away is engraved with the life and death contract between you and me.
Buddha said, disaster is a word he likes very much. Maybe a person's life is a Zen and there are endless disasters. But Buddha doesn't tell us how much we have to go through before he is willing to let us go. He is always aloof. Smiling but not saying a word.
Buddha said: There is water in thousands of rivers and moons in thousands of rivers, but there are no clouds in the sky for thousands of miles. Let us use the inherent tenacity, struggle and resilience in life to polish off our impetuousness and frivolity, polish off our laziness and depression, and return ourselves to a sense of depth, poise and restraint
Buddha said: Looking back five hundred times in the past life , exchange for a quick glance in this life. And I said: The marriage in the past life blooms with the beauty of thousands of years in the fleeting glance of this life.
Buddha said: This is a whirling world, whirling is full of regrets, there is no regret, no matter how much happiness is given to you, you will not experience happiness.
I asked Buddha: How to make people’s hearts no longer feel lonely?
I don’t know which version you are looking at, but I hope I am looking for it haha