Small but becoming big...

After decades of life, I have been to many places and met many people, but what stays with me forever is human love and the lives through each story.

There are quite a few Buddhists at the pagoda, but listening to the story the monk told about a mother, I felt a surge of compassion for sacred motherhood.

The story was that after the monk gave him a box of cashew nuts to celebrate Tet. If after receiving it, she brought it home, opened it and used it immediately, then there was nothing to say. But she "saved" - "reserved" for her son who is studying abroad to share. So the "cashew box" carried the mission of a loving bond between a mother and her son.

Love; there are many ways to express feelings. But I firmly believe that what easily touches the heart is a "sincere" sentiment expressed through actions, words, and thoughts. That is, although it is simple, trivial, and small, it has very humane value...

 “Everything fades away

 Only love remains

 What to give today

 We will follow each other forever"

Tâm Lực

Translated into English by Cao Thanh Tuyen