In every mind a Saint -- Chan (Zen) Buddhism: The Bodhisattva's use of Fame and Fortune

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Monday, June 30, 2008

The Bodhisattva's use of Fame and Fortune

Pursuing worldly fame or fortune is material attachment. Accomplishing for the needs of others is act of the Bodhisattva. What most needs to be done is to be done, that is the spirit of Chan. We are living in a world dominated by commercial enterprises and enterprises apparently run by the principle... Sign in to see full entry.

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