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根据台湾《讲义》杂志记载:美国著名心理学家理察卡森(Richard Carlson)于去年初到台湾访问,发现台湾和美国一样,绝大多数人被生活中许多小事搞得精神紧张,每个人都嚷着“我好忙,我好忙”。可是,当他与宗教禅师圣严法师会晤时,却极端诧异地听到圣严法师好整以暇地说道:“生活中没有小事,也没有大事,根本就没有事。”圣严法师心存欢喜的从容自在,让理察卡森十分钦佩,他表示:“圣严法师是我来台湾后第一次碰到说自己没事,实际上却最忙的人。”理察卡森将这次和圣严法师的交流视为美丽的经验。他说,在美国,很多人对他能将复杂的事情简单化,觉得不可思议,但
According to Taiwan’s “Notes” magazine, the famous American psychologist Richard Carlson visited Taiwan early last year and found that most people in Taiwan, like the United States, have been strained by many small things in their lives. Everyone Are shouting “I am very busy, I am very busy ”. However, when meeting with Master Sheng Yan, the religious Zen master, he was extremely surprised to hear that Master Sheng Yen said leisurely: “There is no small event in life, there is no major event, there is nothing at all.” Master Sheng Yan feel happy Calmly, so that Richardson admired him very much and said: “Master Sheng Yan met for the first time since I came to Taiwan to say that he was fine but actually the busiest person.” "Richard Carson put this It is a beautiful experience to communicate with Master Sheng Yan. He said that in the United States, many people find it inconceivable for him to simplify complicated matters, but