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Diamond Sutra

What’s the Difference Between "Letting Go" and "Giving Up"? True Cultivation Is "High-Level Caring," Not Apathy! Buddhism Doesn’t Ask People to Be Passive or Evade, but to Face Life More Actively! Giving Itself Is a Form of Completeness; It "Doesn’t Need Returns" to Make Its Giving Complete!

Featured image of post What’s the Difference Between "Letting Go" and "Giving Up"? True Cultivation Is "High-Level Caring," Not Apathy! Buddhism Doesn’t Ask People to Be Passive or Evade, but to Face Life More Actively! Giving Itself Is a Form of Completeness; It "Doesn’t Need Returns" to Make Its Giving Complete!

Caring Too Much About the Outcome Ruins It? What is the 'Non-Stick Pan Philosophy' of the Diamond Sutra? What's the Connection Between 'Separation of Tasks' and 'Awakening the Mind Without Abiding Anywhere'? You Are Kind to Others Because You 'Want to Give in the Moment' and 'Enjoy the Joy of Giving'!

Featured image of post Caring Too Much About the Outcome Ruins It? What is the 'Non-Stick Pan Philosophy' of the Diamond Sutra? What's the Connection Between 'Separation of Tasks' and 'Awakening the Mind Without Abiding Anywhere'? You Are Kind to Others Because You 'Want to Give in the Moment' and 'Enjoy the Joy of Giving'!

When Quantum Mechanics Meets the Diamond Sutra: Wave Packets, 10D Space, and Non-Attachment—How Physics Professor Jih-Chen Chiang Explains the Soul. Why Good Deeds Alone Can't Break the Cycle of Reincarnation. Doing Good Without Holding Onto It Stops Creating New Karma, the Daily Practice of 'Giving Without Attachment'!

Featured image of post When Quantum Mechanics Meets the Diamond Sutra: Wave Packets, 10D Space, and Non-Attachment—How Physics Professor Jih-Chen Chiang Explains the Soul. Why Good Deeds Alone Can't Break the Cycle of Reincarnation. Doing Good Without Holding Onto It Stops Creating New Karma, the Daily Practice of 'Giving Without Attachment'!

The Diamond Sutra: There is no eternal 'self' or 'beings'; these are merely concepts we use for convenience. All things lack a fixed essence. The Buddha taught us to transcend dualistic thinking. When performing good deeds, we should not be attached to the idea of doing good, maintaining a free mind. When understanding and explaining the truth, we should remain unmoved by external circumstances.

Featured image of post The Diamond Sutra: There is no eternal 'self' or 'beings'; these are merely concepts we use for convenience. All things lack a fixed essence. The Buddha taught us to transcend dualistic thinking. When performing good deeds, we should not be attached to the idea of doing good, maintaining a free mind. When understanding and explaining the truth, we should remain unmoved by external circumstances.