#每日一得# Everyday Dharma
想的越多越难修行，狂心歇处看看又是怎样？
有一公案：小和尚扫落叶，一直扫到日影西斜，愈扫愈多，老和尚只是将笤帚倒插在石缝中。第二天清晨再看，风过处满地金黄自成方圆，枝头新芽已顶着露珠探头。
你道是扫叶的功夫深，还是不扫的见地高？
愿文殊菩萨的智光普照，妙智慧、妙吉祥伴随着我们开心每一天！天天开心，天天见！

The more we think, the harder it becomes to cultivate. But what happens when the restless mind finally settles?
There’s a koan: A young monk spent the whole day sweeping fallen leaves until the dusk approached. Yet the more he swept, the more the wind scattered new ones. In contrast, the old master simply placed the broom upside-down into a crevice in the stone. By morning, the wind had gently arranged the golden leaves into quiet patterns across the ground, and fresh buds had begun to emerge on the branches, glistening with dew.
So tell me—was there more skill in sweeping the leaves, or more wisdom in letting them fall?
May the Wisdom of Manjushri Bodhisattva shine upon us all! May every day of ours be blessed with Wisdom and Auspiciousness! With Wisdom comes a joyful heart, and a joyful heart keeps us together! http://t.cn/A6k50dUG