Climbing is a form of cultivation. The Sixth Patriarch once said, "Without departing from one's own nature, one is the blessed land." Many enlightened Zen masters have been carrying firewood and water to preserve their inner nature, accumulate wealth and resources, and when the seasons and conditions arise, they will come out to bring great benefits to all sentient beings. Therefore, going downhill is not only for cultivating blessings, but also an opportunity to achieve enlightenment.

At the same time, Chupo provides the public with the opportunity to engage in the maintenance and care of the dojo, unite as one, and contribute to the promotion of Buddhism, making the believers who come to the dojo happy when they see the solemn and pure environment. kindness knows no bounds.

Recently, there has been abundant rainfall, and the weeds in the field have grown taller and more lush than vegetables. The mages were delighted to weed, and in less than an hour, the taro field was cleaned up.