Every Day We Must Ask Yourself: How Much Has Our Life and Death Prepared Today?VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.

Everything in heaven and earth is due to the harmony of conditions. Dependent conditions converge is called birth, conditions disintegrate called death. Tan convergence sometimes birth and death impermanent. We have the predestined relationship to meet a place to study Buddhism, all due to many generations of conditions, planted down to countless conditions of Bodhi. We each should be skillful and regret this difficult and difficult to win. Just recite impermanence, very skillfully take the opportunity to study. It takes diligent effort, not lazy indulgence to achieve the great attainment of liberating samsara in a lifetime.

The Bodhisattva Samantabhadra said that:

Today passed
The life is reduced
Like a fish in the water
What is fun?
Must be diligent.
Rescue fire oil
Only remember impermanence Do
not let go.

Samantabhadra Bodhisattva teaches us every hour, always remember the impermanent enemy. Because of the human life in the breath, when the breath does not come, before the dangerous path of samsara, where can we leave?

Every night before bedtime, we need to ask our conscience again: how much has been prepared for our life and death today? Or is it a waste of the day? Human life always changes impermanent. Studying Buddha's recitation of Buddha requires preparation in advance, because great impermanence can come to us at any time. So we have to worry about actively preparing the greatness of life and death for yourself.