Wind moves the surroundings, mind calms wisdom arises: On the “Quietness Holds Wisdom” principle in Feng Shui

The ancients said, “Life is peaceful, and the heart is inherently empty

A moment of stillness is better than a moment of movement, for stillness brings wisdom; One fullness is not as good as one emptiness, the emptiness can be tolerated.

Amidst the hustle and bustle of the world, one must maintain a sense of peace and tranquility, and keep an empty valley and peaceful mind, in order to find one’s own Zen joy and happiness in the chaotic world.

Once one hears the Tao, after a hundred years of practice, one cultivates a calm and empty heart.

Zhuge Liang said, “Without detachment, there can be no clear aspirations; without tranquility, there can be no far-reaching goals

Life is not a competition about winning or losing, but a journey that emphasizes experience.

Calm down and walk slowly, so as not to miss the scenery along the way.

The poet said that God gave him a task – to take a snail for a walk.

He cannot walk too fast so that the snail can keep up with his footsteps.

But snails always can’t walk fast.

So, he urged, blamed, pulled it, tugged at it, but to no avail.

He was very angry and didn’t understand why he had to take a snail for a walk.

Until the gentle evening breeze brushed his ear and his nose smelled the fragrance of flowers.

He only realized that he was in a garden surrounded by the chirping of insects and birds, with a sky full of stars above his head.

Originally, this was God’s intention, to have a snail lead him for a walk.

Zhuangzi said, “When the water is still, it illuminates the candle and beard. When the water is still still, it illuminates the spirit! The heart of a sage is still! It is the mirror of heaven and earth; it is the mirror of all things

The world with a heart as calm as water is vastly different from the restless and restless times.

Don’t let time rush you, and let it also rush your footsteps. Only when you have the peace of a virgin in your heart, can life have the agility of a moving rabbit.

Worry is Bodhi, Bodhi is afflictions. Those who have peace in their hearts possess wisdom and intelligence.

Void appearance of all things

The wise man said, “To learn the Tao, one must first be humble

Prejudice is too deep, and we cannot be inclusive; If prejudice is too strong, one cannot live in the same world as light.

If the frog in the well did not meet the turtle, the sky would only be a few feet; If Hebo hadn’t encountered the vast ocean, the autumn water would have been the most expansive.

Once upon a time, there was a scholar who believed he was well versed in Buddhist philosophy and sought out a Zen master to discuss the Tao.

Before the Zen master could speak, the scholar began to speak fluently.

The scholar asked the Zen master for guidance, and the Zen master respectfully brewed a cup of tea for him.

I saw the tea brewing more and more, overflowing out of the cup.

The scholar exclaimed urgently, “It’s full

The Zen master said, “It’s full, can we brew it again

The scholar said, “We can’t brew it anymore

The Zen master said, “If I don’t purify my inherent views, how can I talk to you about Zen

In the “Southern Inquiry Record,” it is said: “The Tao is unintentional, unintentional leads to emptiness and stillness, and emptiness and stillness lead to spiritual clarity

Only by embracing emptiness like a valley can one contain emptiness; Only when the mind is not troubled can the world be enlightened.

A person who understands everything always appears foolish to the public; People who are useless like to be clever the most.

To fully absorb losses, humbly benefit, and tolerate all things in the world, one can fully comprehend the intricacies of Zen.

In the Tao Te Ching, it is said: “To achieve the ultimate emptiness, to maintain tranquility and diligence, to work together with all things, and to observe and restore

Emptiness is humility, stillness is calmness, and emptiness can tolerate and control the ebb and flow of others; Quiet can carry, leisurely watching the clouds roll and relax.

It’s not worth being stingy with trivial matters, and one must learn to clear their inner turmoil on their own.