BORN TO GIVE (not give, no gain):: We're born to give, with two reasons: we get what we give, we reap what we sow,

BORN TO GIVE
(not give, no gain)

We're born to give,

with reasons:

we get what we give,
we reap what we sow,
the law of action.

And featherless bird

could not fly.
Friendless one
could not go.

Giving is an art,
or giving wisely.
There are four right givings:
firstly, donation is
with believe in merit.

Secondly, adore is
with gratitude.
Thirdly, sacrifice is
with generosity.
Fourthly, support is
with kindness.

Donation, is the most giving,
to be born Buddhism,
to be free from suffering,
 to be happy and succeeded.

Adored to parents is,
  to reborn
in good family,
of Buddhism.

Sacrifice to public,
will be born
in good country.
Support to help in need,
gains good friends.

Middle Path,
the path of giving:
donation offers object;
observing Precepts provides security;
meditation distributes kindness.

Offering object,
the outer of body, is the easiest;
providing security,
being as giving organ;
distributing kindness,
is as giving life, the most merit.

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STOPPED AND STILLED (the key) :: Intention is good for good deeds; if too much and not pure, it's not good, tense.

STOPPED AND STILLED
(the key)

Intention is good,

for good deeds;

if too much and not pure,

it's not good, tense.

As well as take care
or support are good;
if too much and not pure,
 it's spoiled.

Kindness, compassion,
 compliments and sacrifice are good;
if too much and not pure,
it's endangered.

Passion, desire, keenness,
eagerness, enthusiasm,
are good; if too much and not pure,
it's hyperactive.

Mind is the key,
judging the right,
with being gentle,
stopped-stilled, clear and bright,
equanimous.

Equanimity or
dispassion, calm, 
 contentment, complacency,
are the utmost virtue.

Equanimity,
 being so brave, so bright,
 could sacrifice life,
to save morality.

Put the mind
 in relaxation would leads to
equanimity,
the way of enlightenment,
 called meditation.

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