[Machine Translation] Nowadays, it is more difficult than ever to get children to be patient. It is no wonder, since even adults have a hard time with it. However, there is a surprising shortcut. It is Buddhism. Buddhism teaches "no-self. The term "no-self" refers to the state in which pain disappears and one is able to tolerate it spontaneously. When you become selfless, irritation and anger disappear, and the trivial things in life become joyful. The author, who is well known as a doctor of robotics, noticed that when he tried to make robots in a technology class at a junior high school, the children who were working by hand enthusiastically, even though they kept making mistakes and thinking about them, were in a state of selflessness. This is a completely new introduction to Buddhism that explains the effects of making things and doing handiwork, as well as the practice of gassho (joining hands), sutra reading, and zazen (sitting meditation).