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【5-1】Method
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I described a little about The ascetic practice of Yin.
(Ref:【3-3】improvement methods of lung disease)
>Bad thoughts and bad fixed ideas,
what kicking these out from heart of self,
that is the ascetic practice of Yin.
>And that is also to speed up that kicking these out.
Bad thoughts are as following.
Such as Jealousy and irritation, complaints and anxiety, fear and hatred, superiority complex and inferiority complex, arrogance and vanity and so on.
It means that negative emotions like above.
Bad fixed ideas are source of bad thoughts, that is wrong beliefs.
Bad fixed ideas:
Exp1,
if you think nobody needs you, it would be source what bad thoughts of sorrow.
Exp2,
if you think authority never say wrong thing, it would be source what bad thoughts of anger toward man who disobey authority’s order.
Or it would be source what bad thoughts of anxious in order to you can’t believe self.
There is teachings for going away bad thoughts and bad fixed ideas.
This teachings is called Six proverbs and Four commandments.
Six proverbs and Four commandments is as following.
The five great religions of the world,
Islam,
Buddhism,
Christianity,
Confucianism,
Taoism.
That is all the five great religions is able to sum up as Six proverbs and Four commandments.
Well then,
I shall introduce about Six proverbs and Four commandments.
◎ Six and Four commandments
God of North Star who is the utmost holy inborn grandmaster gives teachings of heaven and earth for man who stand Road of God.
Its name is Six proverbs and Four commandments.
Six proverbs are as following.
One. Guarding intangible truth.
One. Keeping quiet of heart.
One. Keeping sincerity.
One. Keeping guard on thoughts.
One. Getting rid of foolishness.
One. Prohibiting for evil deed.
Four commandments are as following.
Don't be arrogant.
Don't be panicked.
Don't be biased.
Don't hurry.
Four commandments are essential points to fulfill on the highest road of heaven and earth.
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