"Being a person must be scheming and doing things must be skilled" 9
meditation should think about one's own mistakes, don't talk about others' failures,
"Don't talk about others' failures" is what the Buddha said. Buddhism talks about meditation means constantly reflecting on one's own mistakes and shortcomings in order to reduce the right and wrong in chatting. The theory of casual chat in Buddhism is divided into four categories, one of which is secular casual chat; the other is Buddhist chat.
There are often many places where words are intense in these casual conversations, and those places where words are peaceful are pure and untainted. This kind of casual chat also has certain value: it can purify people's hearts, improve the spiritual realm, cultivate one's nature, cultivate one's nature, improve one's realm, purify the mind, and stay away from right and wrong; it will be of great help to the issues that people care about the most and pay attention to in daily life.
So meditation requires more thoughtful questions. This is also what Buddhism advocates everyone to pursue. When sitting in meditation in daily life, you often use the catchphrase of "Don't talk about others' mistakes" to remind yourself not to judge others at will, so as not to affect your relationship with others and become an object that others attack or dislike. Of course, no one has its shortcomings and shortcomings. The key is how we treat criticism and how we reflect and correct it. You should know that criticism and self-criticism are not only a political attitude, but also a good behavioral norm and culture.
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