The editor has compiled sentences with beautiful Buddhist imagery, welcome to read and collect. 1. Our hearts have many functions, half harmful to ourselves and half beneficial to others. Purifying one's own heart is to remove negative cognitive effects and prevent the emergence of negative ones. 2. Reciting Buddha is not difficult, but the difficulty lies in one's heart. A single heart is not difficult, but the difficulty lies in cutting off the roots of love. 3. Be a gentleman with honest and straightforward behavior, not a petty person without a sense of right and wrong. 4. If you insist on taking simple things seriously, it will be very painful for you. 5. How many people will say the same thing when they want to leave this world? This world is really helpless and desolate! 6. Fate is different, so opinions are different. Some people like you, while others don't. These are all normal. Can you influence others? Take care of your own heart and don't cling to these things. 7. A chance encounter in this life will surely give birth to too many sweet or painful memories of the past life. All things are destined by fate! Encountering by chance, looking back suddenly, destined each other's lives, just for the moment when their eyes meet. 8. Evil and affliction, unity and emptiness, separate illusions, and a wonderful mind appearing in shadows. 9. All appearances are illusory. If you see that the various phases are not the same, then you will see the Tathagata. 10. If a true cultivator never sees the world. If one has lived in the world, they are not true cultivators. 11. The three realms of reincarnation are based on lust, and the six paths of round-trip love are based on it. 12. Believe in yourself, the scenery and song along the way, the beauty of life lies here. 13. Not seeing a thing is called seeing the way, not being able to see a thing is called walking the way. 14. Ending life in front of a loved one, the momentary pain, eternal happiness, and unbearable pain. 15. But according to the original intention, there is no need to seek the law. 16. The second concept of learning Buddhism is to never look at the mistakes of sentient beings. You see the mistakes of sentient beings, you will always pollute yourself, and it is impossible for you to practice. 17. Suiyuan is not just living a mediocre life and following one's example, but doing one's best to obey fate. 18. If one is separated from all other forms, they are called Buddhas. 19. Don't be afraid of illness, the opportunity has come. Illness is an opportunity to eliminate karma, repay debts, cultivate compassion, and cultivate bodhi. When sick, make a big wish, have a big heart, and imagine sentient beings like me. Their pain is borne by me alone, and I will soon recover. Any illness can be cured. 20. Zen Buddhist saying: The path of the sand gate is like grinding an ox. Although the body follows the path, the mind cannot. If the way of the heart goes, what is the use of the way of the heart. Sometimes we need to calm down and ask ourselves, what are we pursuing? What are we living for? 22. There is no such thing as the Tathagata of sentient beings. 23. In order to learn, one should focus on listening, thinking, and practicing. In the future, one must speak, write, and do. If one can possess self-discipline, concentration, and wisdom, they will be able to be pure and happy. 24. Living in this world, the most difficult thing is undoubtedly to let go. Most of what they love cannot be let go, and what they don't like cannot be let go either. Therefore, the thoughts of love and hate often occupy the heart, so where is happiness and autonomy? 25. Cultivating is not something that can be achieved overnight, and one must persist, especially when facing many obstacles and distractions. 26. Luoyi covers the pus and blood sac, while Jinbei covers the feces and urine bucket. 27. Aspiration should be like a mountain, and one's path should be like water. It is not as firm as mountains; Water is better than water that cannot bend. If a person cannot forgive others from the bottom of their heart, they will never feel at ease. 29. All wise sages are distinguished by the law of non action. 30. There is no separation in the heart, it is true asceticism. 31. Only by looking back in the past life can we pass by in this life. People who appreciate themselves too much will not appreciate the strengths of others. 33. I don't know what I'm doing right or wrong now, but it's only when I finally die of old age that I realize these things. So, all I can do now is try my best to do everything well, and then wait for my old age to die. 34. Truly like a wonderful body, it has the function of constant sand in the emptiness of the formless body, and should be used for nothing. 35. Promise is afraid that the brocade book may be difficult to trust. One thought of persistence can exchange for three lives of confusion and fireworks; A life full of emotions and sorrows, locked back and forth, burning blessings and misfortunes, forgetting you and me. 36. We do have such advantages, but we also need to hide a bit, which is called cultivation. 37. If someone has a Dharma, it is an understanding of evil spirits and heretics. 38. In all Dharma, one should know as it is, see as it is, believe and interpret as it is, and do not create any Dharma forms. 39. Alas for the three realms, love and desire are the roots. Don't pull out the roots, don't hope to grow in the west! Lotus land, forever separated from dust, this fate can be broken, and the other quality is perfect. 40. With a broad mind, every road is the main road; Clear mind, everywhere is a pure land. A donkey, no matter how good the grass is, will not become a handsome horse. Practicing with persistence and discernment, no matter how great the progress is, one will not become a Buddha. 42. In seeking pleasure, one has emotions. The sword and staff add to the affliction, but seeking one's own pleasure is rare in later generations. Seeking pleasure with emotions, not harming with swords or sticks, seeking one's own pleasure, will bring joy to future generations. 43. What kind of place a person should live in does not depend on the size of the place, but mainly on the breadth of one's mind. 44. You must always accept your fate because you are human. 45. To be alive, one should balance strength and softness, and have heaven and earth in one's heart. Be tenacious and unyielding. Be proud and chivalrous, upright and brave. 46. Buddha's saying: Evil people harm wise people, yet they still look up to heaven and spit. If they do not spit to heaven, they will fall from themselves. Against the wind, dust rises and does not reach the other side, returning to oneself. Virtue cannot be destroyed, misfortune will surely destroy oneself. 47. Buddha is the one who speaks the truth, the one who speaks the truth, the one who does not lie, the one who does not speak the other language, and the one who speaks the same language. To overcome the fear of death, you must accept the idea that everyone in the world will die.