FEEL THE JOY OF DOING GOOD

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When do we feel happy?

It's time to have

We are happy when we have what we want. This means that when our wishes come true, we become happy.

When we think of Buddhist traditions, there are misunderstandings that arise in our minds. It is a misconception that Buddhism is a tradition that seeks to overcome desire and, in turn, forbid it. According to this, desire is the cause of suffering, but at the same time it is a necessary evil for life. However, true life is to reduce the suffering caused by desires that are not fulfilled by lust to a minimum.

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They made so many concessions. You don't have to be a Buddhist. This is where the spirit of killing and death comes from, that if you meet the Buddha, you kill the Buddha, and if you meet the teacher, you kill the teacher.

The good is the path to desire. Soon, that is the path you want to have. This is the way we want to be happy.

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But the scale is different.

Kindness is the greatest desire. It's not about having a little, it's about having everything. This makes everyone happy.

If we are happy when we have it, it can be said that the greatest happiness is when we have it all. But we try to own the things we value. Then, when we try to own the whole world, it means we value the whole world. This shows that nothing is unimportant.

It is a transition from relative grammar to absolute grammar. Zen is the path to the absolute grammar of happiness. And we can be truly happy only with this grammar of absolute happiness.

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To have everything, this is the true nature of desire. We're not really happy enough when we forget what this wish is, and try to make it relative and partial and have only a few specific things selected according to those criteria. Even if you have several, satisfaction is lost and you want to have something new again. This is an empirical story.

We couldn't be so happy. Because we are like the biggest empty vessel. Our empty space corresponds precisely to the rest of the world. So we can be happy only when we have everything in this world.