Self-cultivation sentences: classic sentences.

The classic sentences of cultivating the mind and nourishing the nature are:

1. Buddhism is a miscellaneous practice, and Buddhism is no different from learning.

2. Don't give in. This opponent may be your enemy, the dilemma you face, or yourself. Everyone will fall, the key is whether you can stand up again; The key is your attitude and attitude towards winning or losing.

3. Persistence means that we can control our emotions and appreciate them, but we won't be carried away by them and go with the flow.

4. Be honest with your inner contradictions and stains, and don't deceive yourself.

5. Sometimes we are unhappy because we care too much about other people's feelings. We keep a criticism and a trivial matter in our hearts and let the outside world control our feelings. What others say.

Our words and deeds may be forgotten, but we are still torturing ourselves. It's not easy to live, so you don't have to jump out of the trap set by others unintentionally. Live more for yourself, many people have nothing to do with you.

6. When you can understand one thing, it means that you have grown up; When you can see one thing clearly, it means that you are enlightened; When you can see through one thing, it shows that you are rational; When you can see through one thing, it means that you are mature; When you can look down on something, it means that you have put it down.