The Buddha told you the five fundamental principles of being a human being
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How to visualize when reciting the seven verses of Vajra in the morning class
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This timing is not right, that is to say, at this time you talk to him, or talk to anyone, talk about something that makes people listen to it, it is very painful, and if you get angry, you better not talk about it at this time, but after this period of time, you can still talk about it, after you talk about it, because it has passed, but it is still useful to talk about it, at least he will not do it again next time, or he will avoid it next time, there is such a situation, so the timing is very important.
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This timing is not right, that is to say, at this time you talk to him, or talk to anyone, talk about something that makes people listen to it, it is very painful, and if you get angry, you better not talk about it at this time, but after this period of time, you can still talk about it, after you talk about it, because it has passed, but it is still useful to talk about it, at least he will not do it again next time, or he will avoid it next time, there is such a situation, so the timing is very important.
How to visualize when reciting the seven verses of Vajra in the morning class
So this attitude is very important, attitude, you can't make people feel that you are ruthless and insidious; Your politeness, politeness to the point that people will be afraid when they feel it; Polite, polite so that people have a little distance, this is not right! So you have to feel kind and reliable, and feel that you are so sincere, so yes, this is a university question!
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