Today I have been watching Qingshan (Baby Anne's Baby) "All The Realms", unlike Yang Benfen's "Driftwood", this book has to be read slowly, digested, joyful, and nourished.
Words are spiritual and will grow with the reader. Of course, the premise is that the reader's mind is open enough and malleable. Buddhas are related to people, and so are books.
The Buddha said, you have to have good roots, good roots have growth, that is the vigorous upward force, gradually flourishing, fruitful.
There were also birds falling on the shoulders, and Feng Jicai said happily, this is a miracle of life created by trust! (Essay "Pearl Bird")
My sister's mother-in-law scolded, go and go, stay away, don't on me! [Teething]. She has a tiger parrot in her family, smart and cute, and at the beginning of the year, the little niece picked it up from the college campus. Because there are little cute people at home, my sister and her two sons return to work every day like arrows.
