When I want to do something, I concentrate my thoughts only on negative points, and I can't take action that way unless there are too many benefits.
For my part, I think I earned it because of the accumulation of laziness and indulgence.
I would appreciate comments etc. from the monks on this matter.
You can see yourself very well.
The idea of negativity is limitless. Even if there is no basis, they connect lines without permission and go for worse and worse methods.
That's what it is.
If so, thinking about it is a complete illusion.
You can just leave it alone. When profit and loss are sandwiched between, action only involves thinking that it is a gain.
It only works negatively.
There is no loss or gain. All you have to do is do what's right in front of you.
Sometimes I think it's necessary to inspire myself. If you have a habit of being lazy, tidy up your room first. Do the cleaning. Fold up the futon. Get your shoes ready. Isn't it fine to do things like that?
Let's start by moving our bodies.
Hello, Mr. Zubatou.
In Buddhism, it is called “cause and effect,” but in all of this world, the results of current actions will always lead to the next action.
If the merit you are referring to is money, goods, or something convenient for you, then if you don't change your way of thinking a little, your world will become smaller and smaller at this rate.
Narrowing means, in other words, that the benefits will also disappear.
There are many people in the world who suddenly succeed and seem to be living wealthy lives.
However, those people must have accumulated more things than people can imagine, in places where they can't see it.
That might be the case with studying, and maybe so would socializing.
I've been diligently doing things in my own way that seem plain at first glance.
I've been taking everything in front of me seriously.
It is only when we have such steady accumulation that we are blessed with good luck.
Instead of taking hardships as hardships, once you recognize hardships as commonplace, you won't feel any pain there.
For example, try to clear your favorite game over and over again.
At times like that, you probably don't even think you're struggling.
Even this is very painful when viewed by people who don't like games that much.
“Luck” is written as “hagobu.”
Luck is when actions are carried “to places commensurate with actions.”
In other words, this is cause and effect.
What we have done diligently will come to fruition.
It's hard to do this, but the rewards for the hard work are huge.
Things in the world are like that.
If you want to enjoy a good view from the observation deck on the top floor of a building, you have to build a building.
To build a building, you must acquire land.
If you don't level the ground, build scaffolding, pour concrete, make shapes, and make stairs, you won't even be able to install an elevator.
Everything is happening at the same time as the process.
I've seen a lot of people who won the lottery, sold their ancestral land, and suddenly got a lot of money and shook their lives to the wheel.
There can be no success without a process.
If you think about everything in terms of profit and loss, everything that comes to you will also come to you as the target of profit and loss.
To Mr. Zutouma
Rather than learning from successful experiences,
There is so much to learn from failure experiences.
Also, the world is driven by the law of cause and effect,
Even if you think only about cause and effect and decide that you will fail,
I don't know what will happen due to the effects of the relationship!
Also, on the other hand, even if you think only about cause and effect and think that you will succeed,
There are also times when they fail due to the effects of relationships.
In order to learn such things,
Mr. Zutouma is young, so
I hope they will continue to succeed and fail and become wonderful people in the future.
I think so.
Nice to meet you, Sabato-san.
This is Nakamura Taishaku from Tokushima Prefecture, the temple of Dharma and ceiling paintings.
If you have an idea and are wondering what to do, try following your instincts.
I can't even think of anything I don't need to do. It won't even catch your eye.
The first time is scary. The one that's exciting, but a little scary, is your path.
Trust your instincts and try it. Isn't it okay to fail?
There are bad sides to things, but it's a good idea to keep in mind that there are always good aspects.
Being able to only look at things from a one-sided perspective narrows me down.
The negative view itself is one-sided, and it is a form of not trying to look at the positive side.
To put it a little further, there are no negative or positive aspects to things.
When I can't take action in the future
“Oh, I've always been like this; to put it better, I was too careful and ended up not being able to do anything, and I was depressed, but today I dared to take the plunge and do it,
➀ Good side ② acquisition side ➂ positive side ➃ skill improvement side ⑤ adventure ⑥ improvement ⑦ load ➇ mental training ⑨ own footwork ⑩ challenge Let's do it to level up our spirit of challenge.”
If we don't do this now, it would be a waste that the other day's consultation would be meaningless.
For the sake of not cutting off your own delusional thoughts, you must stop and stand up!
From Secondo Tange