一个人的成熟，无关岁月长短，只在于内心的修行。一颗心的通透，也不是历经世事多少，而是遇事时从容豁达的心境。人活尘世，身处烟火人群，当懂得观人自省。看见他人的过错，便反观自身的不足；知晓旁人的是非，便体谅旁人的难处。人心越是淡然，世间纷扰便越难伤你分毫；心胸放宽一分，生活便多一分自在欢愉。人间万般境遇，不过一念之间。心中执念深重，万事皆是重担；心头放下牵绊，世事皆为清浅。时常观照自心，向内安顿，便能于俗世喧嚣里，寻得安稳从容。——加措上师 A person's maturity has nothing to do with the passage of years, but lies only in the spiritual cultivation of the heart. The transparency of the mind does not depend on how many worldly experiences one has gone through, but on the calm and open-minded state of mind when facing matters. Living in the mortal world among the ordinary crowd, one ought to learn to reflect on oneself while observing others. When seeing others' faults, look back upon one's own shortcomings; when aware of others' right and wrong, be understanding of their hardships. The more indifferent one's heart is, the less worldly disturbances can hurt them; the broader one's mind becomes, the more freedom and joy life brings. All worldly circumstances are but a single thought away. If obsession lingers deep in the heart, everything becomes a heavy burden; if attachments are let go from the mind, all worldly affairs turn light and simple. Constantly observe and guard your inner self, settle your mind inwardly, and you will find peace and composure amid the hustle and bustle of the mortal world.——Respected Teacher Jia Cuo