intention

There is a pure intention, there is an impure intention. I think that only action is important. But the truth is that the intent is more important. Running the same action under completely different intent will result in completely different results. Therefore, our aim is to concentrate on what we are in these important things, or simply suffering. All these are the Buddha that the Buddha said in a sense. Western thinking is misunderstanding that it is a supernatural fairy tale. But that simply means that the intent is to determine the value of that action. No matter what I am doing with an impure intention, I can not truly be for me. It is always reflected in me. If I started hoping that it would satisfy my ambition, self, greed, vanity, how could it be able to achieve me? These things are not satisfactory, do you? Therefore, it is meaningless to try to satisfy them. The more we procure, the more they get hungry.

Many people argue that the intention produced reality. I happened to agree. However, if possible, please intend the right intention and the wrong right. In most cases, we 'set' our intention to accomplish something in the real world. It's so cool - at least I am hoping that it is full of ambition and desire. But what is behind this intention? This is a problem that requires attention, especially with respect to love. If you want to see all the books on the relationship, you can see that 90-99% of them are about how to get love. Our attention is often influenced by the degree of love when we think of having love in our lives. I know? This will be. However, this will leave 50% of the funds. It is totally helpless, just as I'm sitting here, hope and hope, really, just as you really want me to find love. As you approach this love like this you can feel like a loser