Still Thought #69: Harvest

"Those who sow the seeds of blessings shall harvest plentiful blessings."

Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #68: Principles

"Abide by your principles in everything you do. Never do things just to satisfy others. 

For rather than satisfying them, you may get in over your head." 

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #67: Open the Door

"Do not close the door to our hearts, by loving others, we too will be loved." 

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #66: Pure Love

"Learn to develop pure unconditional love, a love that has no sense of gain or loss, 

that ask for nothing in return. In this way we can be free of worries." 

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #65: Wisdom

"Life is impermanent, but wisdom life lasts forever. 

Love is boundless, it's spirit will live on."

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #64: Simplicity

"The simple and most ordinary life brings the most peace." 

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #63: Practitioners

"To walk the same path of spiritual cultivation means 

practitioners unite to inspire each other and reflect on weakness in behavior and conduct." 

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #62: Duty

"Not harming others is our duty. 

Having a good heart without doing good deeds 

is still equal to doing nothing at all." 

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #61: Good Deeds

"Count me in when doing good deeds. 

Count me out when doing bad deeds." 

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #60: Accomplishment

"Our accomplishments in life are built on the words and actions we make everyday; 

thus, we must be diligent in speech and behavior." 

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #59: Harmony

"If we are in harmony with people and things,

 then we will be in harmony with our principles." 

事圓，人圓，理就圓。

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen

Still Thought #58: Affinity

"It is never too late for a deep-rooted affinity to blossom. 

Do no worry over the distance as long as one finds the way." 

- Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen