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Make more friends who are diligent.
How long does it take to walk out of the haze of the mind?
It only takes the second you change your mind.
Speak your mind and leave your questions behind.
Sometimes, a question is also a form of answer.
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Does Buddhism's emphasis on karma and rebirth exploit people's fear?
The cause and effect and the cycle of rebirth spoken of in Buddhism reveal the laws of the world's development, not to frighten anyone.
02
Our original teacher is Shakyamuni Buddha, so why do Buddhists greet each other only by saying "Amitabha"?
This is mainly related to the prevalence of Pure Land Buddhism. Sincere recitation of Amitabha's name, if one can maintain a focused mind, one can be guided by the Buddha upon death. "Amitabha" means infinite light and infinite life, symbolizing boundless compassion and wisdom. When we recite the Buddha's name, we should not only remember Amitabha of the West but also awaken our inherent Amitabha, the inner enlightenment.
03
I feel that the "mind creates" doctrine of Yogacara seems contradictory to the "self" in the Agamas.
Yogacara is also about demonstrating the non-self, to break the attachment to the self.
04
Sometimes my wishes go against my heart, so I dare not make wishes casually. What should I do?
It's okay if you can't fulfill a wish at once. As long as you keep making and repeating them, one day you will achieve them.
05
Liking cute things like kittens and puppies, am I also attached to forms?
Liking kittens and puppies is indeed being attached to their forms.
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I don't have a Buddha statue at home; can I just visualize when I worship? You once said that when worshiping Buddha, one should physically bow, verbally recite, and mentally think of Buddhas of the ten directions and three times.
You can visualize even without a Buddha statue. Worship the Buddhas of all directions! Or visualize a specific Buddha's form, existing throughout the Dharma realm and space.
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In recent years, my work income has been low, and my family is not harmonious. Is this due to the karma created in past lives? How can I eliminate this karma?
Work difficulties and family disharmony are related to karma to some extent. Apart from karmic obstacles, a lack of blessings is also a reason. One should continuously repent and actively cultivate blessings to resolve these issues from both aspects. Unpleasant living conditions may not be bad for practice; adversity can more easily give rise to a renouncing heart, and it is easier to correspond with Buddhism.
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Is there a cure for chronic laziness?
Make more friends who are diligent.
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