Introduction - 84,000 Dharma Gates. We cultivate the Path so we need to cultivate without attachment, whether it is good or evil, beautiful or bad, right or wrong, important or not, big or small - don't let these get attached. we. And we should practice all 84,000 dharma-doors, because each dharma is the ultimate victory. There is no point in the fact that the 84,000 secondary disciplines, or whether it is assumed that the 84,000 disciplines are important, or not that important. So when you cultivate the Path, even if you follow the dharma that seems the least important and cultivate until it is accomplished, then that dharma will pay off, and then it is your practice. will make it as large as Mount Tu Di. In no case this Dharma practice is unimportant, while the other is as big as Mount Tu Di Tu the small becomes the big, From near to far, Depart from near to far. That is how one wants to achieve success in practice. For example, don't say, "I don't eat flavorful things that I don't like, but I will eat more of what is appealing to me." Taoists are brave people who diligently practice no matter what method they follow. Though it seems that there is the least important dharma. but if you can practice according to that Dharma, you can still attain the Path. And there may be the most important Dharma practice, but if you cannot follow that Dharma, your Path and result will also fail. If you cannot realize the important dharma door, that dharma door will become unimportant. A Dharma subject is not important, if you realize it, it will become important. It all depends on whether you realize it or not. For example, when you eat, Do you know what your food tastes like? If you do, then you will feel they taste good or bad. But if you don't know how they taste, you won't know if they taste good or bad… or whatever. So there is a saying: In the Buddha's Dharma No one is disqualified. In Chan Nhu, No dust particles. END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 times ).GOLDEN AMITABHA MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.31/3/2021.VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.