There is this : "You should practice what you preach !" This is the 'type' of 'Practice' that is referred to in "Right Practice". Essentially this type of Practice is none-other than Conduct and Behavior, where Conduct is nuanced as Con-duct as a Conductor 'conducts' an orchestra . Here it is where the Self conducts the Ego, which then 'presents' as Humility, Compassion and Empathy . The Eminent Kung Fu Master teaches this : "The Sage walks with is head down, Humble, like the dust."
At the end of Sword Class I sometimes goaded my Students with, `Conduct your selves as Confucian Scholars`. I am certain they had no idea what that meant, but it made ME feel "swell" .
Lao Tzu positions this : "The Sage places himself last".
The Preeminent Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara Proclaims : "All Others {go} before me.
Simply this : Present yourself AS IF you are exerting ALL the Effort you can, to adhere to the Principles and Dogma of Buddha's Teachings {all 84,000 of them} .
Emily Dickenson poetried* this : "How happy is the little stone / who wandered on the path alone / whose elemental coat of brown / a passing Universe put on ."
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