In The Buddha's Words Novels & Stories

“If you feel like a Buddha, you will become one! “You don’t become a Buddha from a vegan diet and chanting Buddhist verses! Likewise, lighting up an oil lamp before the Buddha’s statue also won’t turn you into a Buddha! “Buddhism is a path. It is instant enlightenment. It is boundless. It is wisdom. It is a way of the heart. It is life.” Boom! The Grand Bodhisattva’s brow glowed with dazzling light. He pondered for a long while before finally clasping his hands and shouting the Buddha’s name.

They'd never imagined this man to appear in this place. "Amitabha. Buddha and demons are all nothingness. If you have kindness in your heart, you are Buddha. If there is an error in your thoughts, you are a demon. You are blessed to have such cultivation. Why don't you drop your cleaver and become Buddha by changing your mind once?" Said the old monk with a smile.

With a calm expression, he smiled again and said, "This sentence came from a story in the Buddhist scriptures. Buddha told a mortal under the Bodhi Tree who didn't know how to choose." "Buddha said that a tourist dying of thirst. Buddha pitied this person and placed a lake in front of him, but he didn't drink a drop of water. Because he thought that there was a lot of lake water. Since he couldn't drink it all at once, he simply didn't drink it. Buddha said that a person might encounter many beautiful things in his life, but it was enough as long as he carefully grasped one of them. There is much water, and he just needed to take a scoop of it."

Sunlight streamed through the window onto the back of my hand, feeling warm and pleasant. I looked up, met Alice's sincere gaze, and slowly said, "Officer, your wish will come true. From now on, we will both be safe and sound and live long lives." As soon as I said that, a gentle spring breeze blew outside the window. Magnolia petals drifted down from the trees, scattering fragrant beauty all over the ground. I knew I never had to stay silent anymore.

"Mister!" Rama looked at Donoghue quietly and said, "Buddha is compassionate and kind to the world. No matter how vicious a person is, as long as he abandons evil and does good deeds, Buddha will forgive and accept him. I've defeated you. What else do you want to say?" Rama was not loud, but he sounded convincing.

The other living beings looked at James. On the other hand, James said, “Even if I share them with you, you can’t comprehend them. The Tenfold Realms Transcendent Sutra and sacred scrolls are similar to the Karma Path. They can only be comprehended by oneself. They can’t be spread by words.”

Korra, despite his exhaustion, clapped and exclaimed, "The subtlety of Buddhism lies in the fact that everyone who reads it will take something different from it. And the broader one's perspective, the bigger the world seemed to them. "I've read the same scripture for decades in Japanese, Oskian and even Sanskrit, but I've never had such a profound understanding as you. So many little details would have remained beyond my discoveries, but with your guidance, I have found enlightenment as if a veil has been lifted from my head. I am truly grateful!"