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Friday, 23 November 2018

LEARN TO STOP USELESS COMPLAINTS

Public Talk by Master Jun Hong Lu
Jakarta, Indonesia
2017, April 22

LEARN TO STOP USELESS COMPLAINTS

Learn to put a stop to your complaints towards others.   One who complains about others incessantly will only lay the groundwork of failure for himself; holding onto grievances is dysfunctional and will only aggravate misery.  Therefore, to avoid failure, you will have to make the necessary preparations for success by learning to be patient.

One who is successful will never complain, bear grudges towards others or dwell on past sufferings.  He will accept failure with a calm state of mind.  This is the mindset of a wise man!  A person who complains all the time is incapable of changing the reality, whereas an eager beaver will bring about hopes.

We should not bury our innate Buddha nature; so long as you are a true Buddha, you will illuminate the light of Buddha beyond any doubt!

Translated by Oriental Radio Practice Centre (Singapore)
Proofread by 2OR Secretariat 

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