Birth, death, illness and old age are what no one can run from, yet the attitude of taking it may be widely different: Some people feel at ease and calm, and learn to let go and cherish, while some are worried and apprehensive, and full of resentment and sentimentality. As a person who has experienced the affliction of diseases and the trial of life and death, Master Yanyang empathizes with both of the two types of people. In Take Things As They Come, Master Yanyang carefully selects 20 most typical cases from the terminal care cases she personally experienced and, with a nun's benevolence and love, tells the common people that only if one has a heart of fearlessness, forgiveness and gratitude, and tries to cherish and let go when alive, can he/she be quiet, peaceful, and at ease when dying.
