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The past could always be annihilated. Regret, denial, or forgetfulness could do that. But the future was inevitable.

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Ming-Dao Deng

Money is never more important than your body and mind, but you must work and support yourself. Never depend on others for your livelihood.

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We may be floating on Tao, but there is nothing wrong with steering. If Tao is like a river, it is certainly good to know where the rocks are.

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Build your life brick upon brick, Live a life of truth, And you will look back on a life of truth. Live a life of fantasy, And you will look back on delusion.

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The sages say that life is illusion, but does that change its poignancy?

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Knowing the steps to create living growth: that is art.

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Grappling with fate is like meeting an expert wrestler: to escape, you have to accept the fall when you are thrown. The only thing that counts is whether you get back up.

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