One day I chatted with the master and said that being a human being is too tiring. Instead of dealing with others, it is better to water and fertilize the flowers and plants I serve, and it will bloom with satisfaction and freedom, and there will be no worries about being deceived and tricked by it. Being with people is too tiring. It is very good to treat it. Generally, it is not good. All the good will disappear. I will only remember that it is not good, which is so chilling.
The master said that dealing with flowers and plants is naturally simple, and there is no right or wrong, but you can only cultivate sentiments and improve your literacy. If you truly practice and achieve enlightenment, you still rely on being a human being, unite everyone well, let everyone feel your love, and let everyone feel that you will lose something without you, and you will soon achieve enlightenment. The best practice is to be a human being and have virtue. We always praise the Buddha as "subtle virtues" and ordinary people are not virtuous! Only by having sufficient virtues can one become a Buddha. Good fortune and cause and condition are indispensable! Otherwise, why does Buddha say that humanity is most suitable for practice? Oh, don’t think too much, you just think too much, and have a small face all day long (laughter).
