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One should endure what others cannot, and practice what others cannot achieve.

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One should take others¡¦ difficulties unto oneself and help them succeed in their undertakings

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Aside from Buddha recitation, whether reciting quietly or silently, one should not give rise to other improper thoughts.

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If wandering thoughts appear, one should immediately dismiss them.

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Constantly maintain a humble and repentful heart; even one has upheld true cultivation, one should still feel one¡¦s practice is shallow and never boast.

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One should only mind one¡¦s own business and not the business of others.

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Only look after the good examples of others instead of bad ones.

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One should see oneself as mundane and everyone else as Bodhisattvas.

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If one can cultivate according to these teachings, one is sure to reach the Western Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss.

 

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