真修行，不见他人过｜One Who Truly Practices Sees No Faults in Others

In quiet sitting, constantly reflect 

on your own faults

真修行  

不见他人过

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修行人要“只管自己，

只看好样子”，

因为你不知道对方的境界，

对方哪怕就是凡夫，

但你是修行人，

要惭愧自己生了负能量的心态，

你要想：我为什么没有智慧

去转变这个逆境，

不能转为道用？

Practitioners should "rely solely on themselves and see only the good," because you do not know the spiritual state of the other person. Even if the other person is an ordinary being, as a practitioner, you should feel ashamed for harboring a negative mindset. You should reflect: Why do I lack the wisdom to transform this adversity and use it for spiritual practice?

A true practitioner sees no faults in others. Everything we see is a manifestation of our own karma. We need to reflect inward and return to our innate nature.

Therefore, "In quiet sitting, constantly reflect on your own faults." When we have right mindfulness, we should frequently examine our own shortcomings. "In idle talk, do not discuss others' faults." Do not look for others' mistakes; instead, look at their merits.

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