What does it mean to be told by a bodhisattva?

"Bodhisattva's life" is a profound Zen name. In Buddhism, "Bodhisattva" refers to a person with bodhicitta, who transcends the worldly bondage and pursues spiritual liberation and compassion through self-cultivation. Therefore, Bodhisattva's Life emphasizes the need for compassion and constant struggle for goodness. At the same time, it also means respect and awe for life, upholding the morality of justice and modesty, and striving to improve one's self-cultivation and benefit all beings.

People who are enlightened by bodhisattvas are themselves bodhisattvas, so they should surpass themselves with selfless heart and constantly improve their cultivation. Bodhisattva should uphold compassion and prajna wisdom and give care and love to all beings without prejudice. In life, we should also learn from the moral character of the Bodhisattva, be open-minded, be kind to others, cultivate self-cultivation, and at the same time seize the opportunity to treat people and things around us with kindness. This is an important way for Bodhisattva to guide people to practice.

Bodhisattva's life emphasizes justice, compassion and wisdom, which is an excellent personality quality. Bodhisattva people not only benefit from personal practice and self-transcendence, but also influence others with truth, goodness and beauty in social life and transmit positive energy. In modern society, we are faced with many difficulties and challenges. How to keep the purity of one's mind, carry forward the life spirit of Bodhisattva and become a person with distinctive personality charm is worth learning and advocating.