True practice begins within, not in judging others.
If you constantly see faults in others, pause and reflect—this is the path of awakening.
Those burdened by karma focus on others’ flaws; the wise turn inward, finding peace.
Every wound brings maturity.
Ignorance is not pitiful—only unawareness of it is.
The arrogant can still awaken; the self-loathing often remain trapped.
Rather than complain about others, examine yourself. Resentment only harms your own heart.
Good and evil are not absolute—do not be proud of virtue, nor ashamed of imperfection.
When troubled, remember: all is transient. Why cling to illusions?
Before practice, everything seemed wrong. After practice, all is as it should be.
Life itself is the teacher. Every moment is a chance to grow.