"Fire and salary intersect, knowing and doing are endless" was said by Zen master Bird's Nest in Bai Juyi's era, to the effect that my thoughts, feelings and career can't stop. (page 49 of "The View of the Pharmacist's Tathagata Salvation")

My hallucinations never stopped. I am holding a book now, but my thoughts have drifted there a few days later, thinking about how to spend this festival, how to arrange the next things and so on. To stop delusions, it is impossible to practice, let alone not to practice!

"Don't do evil, pursue good" is the focus of Buddhism and China culture, but too few people can really do it. For practitioners, only seeking the interests of all beings, not seeking self-interest, can become a bodhisattva and achieve the goal of "forgiving all beings" and becoming a Buddha.

On the other hand, I hope that my heart is insufficient and my actions are weak. I hope that as long as I meditate for half an hour every day, I can make progress in chanting. This is really a great wishful thinking! Practice with delusion, practice with selfish delusion. In the end, you are still practicing delusion. Where is the practice of Buddhism?