Human beings naturally harbor selfish desires, as do animals.
When the Fox encourages the Rooster to become the Golden Eagle, to soar across the cliffs and glide in the azure heavens, it is already lying in wait at the base of the cliff, ready to feast on the corpse of the Rooster should it fall.
Are those who clamor for others to sacrifice themselves acting in a similar manner?
Most of the time, Shen Yue does not urge others to act; he merely points out the truth.
This is the true essence of Buddhism—awakening you to genuine understanding, showing you the correct path, while leaving the choice up to your freedom.
Knowing what is right, acting with unwavering resolve—this is the nature of certain individuals.
Without loud and dramatic spectacles, yet radiant with the brilliance of an unburdened conscience.
Cai Tiao is selfish.
