🌟Rethinking the Past Oath: Dharma Practice 841🌟

🌟 Rethinking the Past Oath: Dharma Practice 841 🌟

In order to reach the book of the body, we must retrain the habit to be a cold-hearted, clear-hearted, cool-hearted person. Do not rush, do it gradually. Do not be too determined. Although the deep part of our heart really wants to reach the book of the body, we really want to see the book of the body, because we hear the person who has access to the book of the body and they speak. He is happy. He is happy. We also want to reach the same as him. The deep part still feels like this, but it must be in the depths of the heart.

The desire to be able to see, the desire to be a book of the body, this desire to be deep and try to forbid, so that you can quickly see it, try to forbid it by keeping it clear and cool, and teach yourself every time you practice it, every day that "the evolution or growth of things, it has to be gradual," for example, when we plant a tree, when we bury a seed in the ground, our job is to water it every day, and growth is the function of the seed.

We have a duty to water every day. Growth is the duty of the tree. This is how it does until one day the fruits of our perseverance appear.

The same is true of the growth of our bodies. We eat gradually. The body grows gradually and gradually. We can't notice that a meal will grow our body by a few cents a day. Suddenly, we go from infancy to childhood, youth, and growth.

The same is true. We will rush, we cannot rush, like a tree, like our bodies. It will gradually grow mentally as we meditate every day.

Train the mind to stop, train the mind to have hours to stop, hours to rest, hours to the middle as much as a pilot has hours to fly, so that concentration will gradually be accumulated little by little, our rough hearts will gradually be refined little by little, and the unclean things of our unholy hearts will likewise be refined, and finally our hearts will become purer and finer, and one day we will all be fulfilled.

# Luang Father Thumshyo # Review of Oath # Temple of Phra Phrasthai # Dharmakaya # Dharma, teacher is not big

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