Cultivation Needs Urgent Like Rescue A Burning Head. Karma "Once the Buddha traveled in the country of Savattha, in the forest of Victory, in the garden of Solitude. At that time, the World-Honored One said to the monks: - The bhikkhus will surely gain many benefits if they meditate like this. , 'Do I live a lot with greed or not with a lot of greed? Do I live a lot with a mind of anger or not with a lot of anger? Do I live with laziness or without laziness? Do I live with a lot of excitement, high tribute or is living without much excitement, high tribute?We live with many doubts or live without many doubts.Do we live with many avoidance bodies or do we live without many avoidant bodies? Do I live with much defilement or do I live without much impurity? Do we live with many beliefs or do we live with many unbeliefs? Do I live with much effort or do I live with many indulgences? Do we live with a lot of mindfulness or do we live with a lot of non-conceptualism? Do we live with a lot of right concentration or do we live with a lot of indeterminacy? Do I live with much unwholesome wisdom or do I live with a lot of non-evil wisdom?' If, when a bhikkhu meditates, he knows that he lives a lot with greed, hatred, impure mind, incessant restlessness, restlessness and high tribute, doubt, body avoidance, impurity of mind, unbelief, laziness, no thought, no thought, no thought. If that bhikkhu is centered and lives with much evil wisdom, that bhikkhu, in order to eradicate these evil and unwholesome dharmas, should urgently seek the means of learning, with utmost diligence in mindfulness, right wisdom, and forbearance, not to retreat. - Like a person whose head is on fire and his clothes are on fire, he urgently asks for means to save his head and clothes. Eke,Because he wants to eliminate these evil and unwholesome dharmas, that bhikkhu hastened to seek the means of learning, with utmost diligence, mindfulness, right wisdom, forbearance, not to retreat." The verse "The masses! While it is necessary to be diligent, such as saving the head of course, being mindful of impermanence, and being distracted from things" are read and recited by Buddhist disciples every day. Like saving the head, of course, it means saving the fire, so it's urgent, if you don't make it in time, you will die. Greed, hatred, sloth, restlessness, conceit, doubt, body avoidance, impurity of mind, distrust, laziness, no-thought, indeterminacy, evil wisdom are the afflictions that always surround our lives. . These are evil, unwholesome dharmas that cause us suffering, obstacles to our practice, and endless cycle of birth and death. Like a fire burning overhead, it must be extinguished quickly. What to take to put out the fire? Water, earth, canvas, chemicals etc. can put out the fire. Likewise, with the fire of affliction,Cultivators need to diligently practice mindfulness, right wisdom, and forbearance to extinguish it. Right here, the meditator realizes that mindfulness and awareness are the keys to entering the path, to purifying and mastering body and mind. Mindfulness is remembering to think about the object (reciting Buddha, chanting, holding mantras, etc.), right wisdom in this context is being aware, knowing the mind in the present to return to maintain better mindfulness. Diligence and patience are two important factors that help condition mindfulness and awareness. Diligence for cultivation needs to be persistent, continuous cannot be done overnight. Patience because practicing mastery of the mind is a difficult thing, there are countless obstacles, it takes patience with many things to overcome one's own karma. Defilements are immeasurable, karma is infinite, but if you hold in your hand the keys of mindfulness, awareness, diligence, and patience, you can overcome mental obstacles and achieve concentration.wisdom and liberation.END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).WORLD VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST ORDER=BUDDHIST DHARMA WHEEL GOLDEN MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THE WOMEN OF THE SAKYA CLAN CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.18/7/2022.VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THE WOMEN OF THE SAKYA CLAN CHAN TANH.