As the saying goes, "the right time, the right place, and the harmonious people", practice should be done in terms of causes, rather than forcing them in terms of results. One day, the Buddha taught the monks to the Lonely Garden in Shravas: "There are three kinds of work that fa

The so-called "time, place, and people" must work hard on the cause rather than force it on the result. As long as the body, speech and mind , the three karmas meet the correct cause and work diligently, there will be a day when the mind and nature will be realized and the future will be achieved.

One day, Buddha in the Kingdom of Shravas only tree to the Lonely Garden to teach monks: "There are three kinds of work that farmers need to do with the seasons. Which three are? They are plowing fields, irrigation and sowing. After plowing fields, irrigation and sowing, farmers will not hope: 'I will let it grow today or tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, let it bear fruit, and let it mature.' Although farmers will not think so, the seeds have been buried, and will naturally mature with the times and conditions."

"In fact, monks also have three kinds of good learning that they need to practice at any time, namely good precepts, good intentions, and good wisdom; but after practicing, they will not think: 'Today or tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, I will want to learn, I will want to learn, 'Today or tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, I will want to learn, 'I will want to do it today or tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.' If you don’t have troubles, you will be liberated. ’But because your mind is increasing your precepts, learning minds, and learning wisdom at any time, you will naturally be free from troubles and enjoy liberated. “

” is also like a hen hatching eggs, which can be protected and taken care of at any time after more than ten days. But the hen will not think so: ‘I will be pecked with my mouth today, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. Scrape the eggs with your claws so that the chicks will be born quickly. ’The hen will take care of and care for the eggs carefully, and the chicks will naturally hatch safely. Therefore, the monks are good at learning the three studies, and the conditions are ripe at the time of time, so they will naturally be free from troubles and experience liberation. “When the monks hear what the Buddha said, they all understand their hearts and follow them happily!

Buddhism talks about cause and effect. Ordinary people pay more attention to the results and envy others' achievements. But any achievement does not fall from the sky, it has its causes and consequences. But most people only care about the results and even use any means to create various evil causes in order to obtain some kind of benefits. When these evil causes mature, it will be too late to regret.

Therefore, looking at life with the wisdom of Buddhism means that we must work hard on the cause. As long as the cause and condition are complete, the result will naturally occur. If cannot succeed, it only means that the cause and condition are not yet complete, and we still need to continue working hard on the cause. On the contrary, if you take the result too seriously, you will be worried about gains and losses. If you refuse to work hard on the cause, the result will never happen.