Buddhist Eight-Character Short Sentences. What are the Buddhist Eight-Character Short Sentences?

1. The most important thing for people to know each other is knowing their hearts.

2. Don’t think about other people’s faults and don’t care about people’s complaints.

3. Bodhisattvas fear causes, while ordinary people fear consequences.

4. Let everything take its course.

5. If you want to be happy, you must be easy-going.

6. As long as the money is more or less, it is enough.

7. The friendship between gentlemen is as light as water.

8. Be strict with yourself and be lenient with others.

9. Don’t forget people’s kindness and never miss their faults.

10. If you don’t bring it with you in life, you won’t take it with you in death.

11. Don’t be happy with a baby, don’t be sad with a baby.

12. Clear inside and outside, pure and flawless.

13. Bitterness and joy follow fate, gains and losses follow fate.

14. The branches are blooming in spring, and the moon is full in the sky.

15. Dependent origination is extinguished, and conditioned origination is empty.

16. Floating life is like tea, a thought of sweetness and bitterness.

17. Having nothing to care for and nothing to worry about.

18. Be content with whatever comes your way.

19. Warmth everywhere, love and sunshine.

20. Smart people always look forward.

21. Seek what you have in mind, and you will be a thousand miles away.

22. Everything that happens is due to fate!

23. You are a scumbag, happy and unrestrained.

24. While doing your best, follow the circumstances.

25. Once the ear is touched, it will always be the seed of the Tao.

26. A wise man looks backward in everything.

27. Don’t be afraid of the future and don’t dwell on the past.

28. Don’t be happy with things, and don’t be sad with yourself.