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I'm too scared to act

Thank you for watching.
It's going to be long, so I'll explain briefly.

Apparently, my failure has involved people around me, causing trouble even to people who aren't involved.

To a friend the other day
I don't want you to let the problem get involved.
If you cause too much trouble to others, they'll let go.

I was told that. It's because I haven't reached it. The friends who gave me advice are also all people I can rely on.

Recently, I've been living in a state of frustration, thinking that I might cause some trouble. It's really pathetic.

So the monks

Things that cause trouble to others

I'd like to ask you what you think.
I'd like to use it as my guide.
Thank you for your support.

1 Zen Response

Things to keep in mind

I read it.
I think it's necessary to try not to cause trouble to people.
Nonetheless, it also varies from person to person, and I think it depends on the degree.

We have received life in this world and are raised while receiving various relationships, so everyone is indebted to people, and they cause trouble to a greater or lesser extent.

When I do something and think about it later, there are still times when I think I've bothered that person. I think it will probably last a lifetime.
Therefore, I think it is important to look back and reflect on yourself every day so as not to cause trouble to people as much as possible while experiencing various things and experiences, and try not to cause trouble to people in that way.

Also, the conversation gets a little louder, but broadly speaking of causing fights with people, I think waging war is still a big nuisance to people. The war really caused so many people to suffer inconvenience and become unhappy. I think it is necessary for each of us to try not to think or act like that as much as possible.

Everyone makes mistakes, and I think it's important to think carefully about what to reflect on and what not to do, and what is desirable to do, and act in your own way.

How about it? Please take your time and think about it.

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