Good heart vs evil heart
In Eastern history, some argue that human beings are good-natures, and others say they are evil.
It is a fragmentary example of how our thoughts are useless.
Our emotions, like the kind of Baskin Robbins ice cream, we have a lot of emotions. There is nothing to say "this is" or "that" in the light of one's own thoughts.
It is as if a witch is seen in the mirror, and as a witch is seen in the mirror, a witch is seen in the sight of Snow White, it just reflects the pride of asking who is the prettiest.
Sometimes we have a good heart, but we have an evil heart, and also we have a benevolent heart, and also we become very petty.
The reflection itself is our mind, but we divide and discern the good and the bad in it.
This may be misleading, but to explain it again, even if you become a Buddha, there are many kinds of minds like the kind of Baskin Robbins ice cream.
It's just that I don't think about cutting them out with a knife, blaming that mind with what happened.
The lotus flower is not stained by its filth even though it blooms in dirty water, not only good and fine thoughts but also dirty and ugly thoughts occur in our hearts, but our hearts are not stained anywhere. However, we are anxious to catch the afterimage of the mind that our thoughts have already left and to take it off.
The Buddha also suffered for a long time, even though he knew it was painful and painful.
This cannot escape the power of any outstanding God or the words and writings of a good Master, and cannot be extinguished, even though any performance effort may be avoided for a momentarily avoided for a while.
Do not avoid it or run away, but open your eyes and see what it really is, not to cut out my evil heart with a knife, to perform surgery and to be reborn as a Buddha.
If you allow everything to happen, but don't follow anything, you're going to be a Buddha right here.
The good and the wicked are born from one parent; the good and the evil are from the same heart. I've heard from somewhere that the person who modeled Jesus in Leonardo da Vinci's work "The Last Supper" and the person who modeled Judah 6 years later are the same person.
We take lessons when we hear these stories, but in Zen's view we transcend good and evil.
Once again, it does not take a thousand years to light up a cave that has been dark for a thousand years, nor does it have to fight against the darkness.
It was also wrong to say that darkness receded when light came, that darkness itself was brightness, and that brightness itself was darkness.
If you try to understand this, you are wrong again.
