A Zen master saw a scorpion fall into the water and resolved to save it. Who knows, the scorpion stung his finger. The Zen master was not afraid, and struck again, but he did not know that he was stung by the scorpion again. A man next to him said, ".
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A Zen master saw a scorpion fall into the water and resolved to save it.
Who knows, the scorpion stung his finger. The Zen master was not afraid, and struck again, but he did not know that he was stung by the scorpion again.
A man next to him said, "It is an old stinger, so why save it?" ”
Zen Master Answer:
"Stinging is the nature of a scorpion, and goodness is my nature, and how can I give up my nature because of it?"
Perception: Our mistake is that we change ourselves too much because of the outside world.
A Zen master saw a scorpion fall into the water and resolved to save it. Who knows, the scorpion stung his finger. The Zen master was not afraid, and struck again, but he did not know that he was stung by the scorpion again. A man next to him said, ".
A Zen master saw a scorpion fall into the water and resolved to save it. Who knows, the scorpion stung his finger. The Zen master was not afraid, and struck again, but he did not know that he was stung by the scorpion again. A man next to him said, ".
A Zen master saw a scorpion fall into the water and resolved to save it. Who knows, the scorpion stung his finger. The Zen master was not afraid, and struck again, but he did not know that he was stung by the scorpion again. A man next to him said, ".
