Do Not Doubt That Mountains

An Ancient Buddha Said, “mountains Are Mountains; Waters Are Waters.” These Words Do Not Mean Mountains Are Mountains; They Mean Mountains Are Mountains.

There Is No Beginning To Practice Nor End To Enlightenment; There Is No Beginning To Enlightenment Nor End To Practice.

Students, When You Want To Say Something, Think About It Three Times Before You Say It. Speak Only If Your Words Will Benefit Yourselves And Others. Do Not Speak If It Brings No Benefit.

Understand Clearly That When A Great Need Appears A Great Use Appears Also; When There Is Small Need There Is Small Use; It Is Obvious, Then, That Full Use Is Made Of All Things At All Times According To The Necessity Thereof.

The Color Of The Mountains Is Buddha's Body; The Sound Of Running Water Is His Great Speech.