@mr.p0699: Lời dạy ấy vang lên như một khúc nhạc nhẹ trong tâm, khiến lòng người chợt lắng. Bởi có lẽ suốt cuộc đời, ta vẫn mải miết đi tìm hạnh phúc ở những nơi xa xôi, trong một người, một ước mơ, hay một ngày mai chưa đến. Nhưng nào ngờ, hạnh phúc lại nằm ngay trên từng bước chân ta đi, trong từng hơi thở ta thở, trong nụ cười bình dị của hiện tại. Trong đạo, hạnh phúc là khi tâm không còn bị trói buộc, là sự lặng yên giữa giông bão của cuộc đời. Trong đời, hạnh phúc là khi ta biết yêu mà không đòi hỏi, biết cho đi mà chẳng cần hồi đáp, biết nhìn người bằng ánh mắt bao dung. Khi đạo hòa vào đời, từng giọt sương sớm cũng trở nên thiền vị, từng chiều hoàng hôn cũng chứa cả trời an lạc. Hạnh phúc không ở nơi chùa xa, cũng chẳng ở nơi phồn hoa; nó nở ra từ lòng người, khi tâm đã tĩnh, khi lòng đã sáng. Đôi khi, chỉ cần một tách trà ấm, một ánh nắng nghiêng, hay một bàn tay nắm nhẹ cũng đủ khiến ta thấy đời này thật đáng sống. Vì đạo là hơi thở của đời, và đời khi được sống bằng tình thương và chánh niệm chính là con đường của hạnh phúc vĩnh hằng. Mr.p ✍️ Một Niệm Thương #chualanh #loihayydep #phatphapnhiemmau #viraltiktok #xuhuong

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