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In Collection of Rain Blossoms, the teaching on leniency (ráo 饒) is followed by a deeper step: empathy (shù 恕). If leniency is about forgiving the faults of others, empathy goes further—it asks us to place ourselves in their position and to act with the same care we would hope for ourselves. This next section opens that door, showing how empathy carries the spirit of self-reflection and true compassion into every part of life.

This chapter from Collection of Rain Blossoms reveals that true faith is not in outer forms, but in the purity of heart. The Buddha is not far away—He lives within us. When we live with honesty, kindness, and deep respect, our lives begin to shine.

In this teaching from the Collection of Rain Blossoms, the meaning of long life, early death, poverty, and success is turned gently on its head. Through vivid examples and clear wisdom, it shows that these are only shifting measures of the worldly mind. True wealth and longevity come not from years or riches, but from the calm, steady life of the heart — a life “unmoved within,” where health, strength, and peace naturally flourish.