- Slandering a practitioner who carries the Dharma is rejecting the Dharma itself, predestining one’s own spiritual regression.
- Only see the supreme merits of sentient beings; do not see their faults.
- The mind is the root of all wholesome and unwholesome dharmas.
- Vain pride is not as precious as one’s own spiritual wisdom life.
- When you are humble, the merits of others will naturally flow into your mind like water flowing to the lowest point.
- Violating rules is a transgression; making excuses is compounding one crime with another.
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