Let Go, Move on

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Non-attachment is emphasized as a core Buddhist teaching, highlighting that craving leads to suffering. Venerable Master Hsing Yun explores how attachments to both material things and personal views hinder spiritual progress. He contrasts negative mental states like prejudice and envy with positive qualities such as respect and tolerance. By fostering right views and practicing the "Three Goods"—good words, deeds, and thoughts—readers are encouraged to cultivate compassion and loving-kindness, ultimately transcending self-centered concerns to connect with others.