Our Greatest Sorrow Lies in Losing Hope for the Future

Published on June 9, 2020

OUR GREATEST SORROW LIES IN LOSING HOPE FOR THE FUTURE

Master Jun Hong Lu: As humans, our greatest sorrows lie in losing hope for the future; our worst habit lies in failing to plan our work. The setbacks of many people can oftentimes be attributed towards how they only dream and take no action. 

A person who can only sustain brief periods of enthusiasm often loses while a person who persists, always wins. 

The highest spiritual state in Buddhism is when words are not needed and two hearts beat as one; the highest state of mind in accomplishing tasks is when one has no notion of forms and accords with the conditions.

Source: Master Jun Hong Lu’s World Buddhist Fellowship Meeting, New York, USA, 14 October 2018