Sentences about meditating alone

The sentences for a person to meditate are as follows:

1. The Buddha said that many things in life are hard to come by. Those who are deliberately forced cannot get it, and those who are not expected are often unavailable. It will come unexpectedly. Therefore, we must have a free and easy heart, let everything take its course, do not be angry, do not be impatient, do not overdo it, do not force, do not be pessimistic, do not be rigid, do not panic, do not forget the shape, do not take pleasure in things, do not Compassion for oneself.

2. At the age of 20, it feels good to be beautiful, at the age of 30, it feels good to be young, at the age of 40, it feels good to be an official, at the age of 50, it feels good to be rich, at the age of 60, it feels good to be leisurely, and at the age of 70, it feels good to have nothing. The disease is so good, and I feel so good to be alive at the age of 80.

3. After tasting all kinds of flavors in the world, plainness is still the most beautiful; after seeing the prosperity of life, plainness is still the most true. Life can be very complicated or very simple, the key lies in how we look at it. Being ordinary is not scary. What is scary is wearing a mask and living in a dream of vanity.

4. In life, if you have a free heart, you will be more free and easy; if you have a normal heart, you will be more calm! When dealing with others, if you have a compassionate heart, you will be more kind; if you have a grateful heart, you will be happier!

5. The departure of the leaves is not the pursuit of the wind or the retention of the tree, but the arrangement of fate and natural choice; what should come will come, what should go will go, and sometimes leaving does not mean leaving. It doesn't mean the end, but - another beginning!

6. Speak slowly about urgent matters; speak clearly about big matters: speak clearly about small matters; speak humorously about small matters; do not speak casually about things that cannot be done; speak cautiously about other people's affairs; speak frankly about your own affairs ; What should be done, do it well before we do it; what will happen in the future, we will talk about it when the time comes.