Buddha's heart and Zen language realize life

Buddha's heart and Zen words realize life. For us, there are many ways to realize life, which are also formed in an instant. Therefore, the perception of Buddha's heart is also a major feature that many people care about. Then, for the Buddha's heart, let's introduce the Zen language of the Buddha's heart to understand life and get to know it together.

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What is the Buddha's heart?

Buddha said: the heart is the Buddha. What is the Buddha's heart? Buddha's heart is everything of Buddha, or the spirit and essence of Buddha. Buddhism exists not only in temples, but also in daily life and work. If you don't read Buddhist scriptures, you may not have no Buddha in your heart; People who fast and worship Buddha don't always have Buddhist roots. Real practice does not lie in chanting and vegetarianism every day. Only by planting the concept of Buddha in your heart can you really get the Buddha's heart. Everyone's heart is the most skillful craftsman, who can carve himself into a Buddha or a demon. Buddha's heart teaches you to see everything let nature take its course; Machine, I won't teach you anything. Good becomes Buddha's heart, evil makes machine, machine makes hell, and Buddha's heart makes bliss. Good and evil, only between a thought. In fact, as long as there is a Buddha in your heart, the Buddha is around. See the world with a Buddhist heart, and do things with a Buddhist heart. You are Buddha. "Throughout the ages, good and evil are United, and innocence is empty in the heart.

Buddha's heart is to let go.

The so-called letting go is to get rid of your own heart of separation, right and wrong, gain and loss, and persistence. Let go of the troubles of the past, don't worry about the future, don't cling to the present, and your heart will be calm. Many times, many things are welcome, so it is better to let go. Letting go is a calm, not helpless, not giving up. Letting go is a generosity, a thorough understanding and a spirituality. Only by letting go can we be free and happy and truly free.

Buddha's heart is tolerance.

Tolerance is an open-mindedness, an understanding, a respect and an encouragement. Tolerance is a kind of generosity, which can be selfless and fearless, unrestrained, dust-free and pollution-free. Of course, tolerance is not unprincipled indulgence, nor is it to submit to humiliation and resignation. Tolerance is a beneficial attitude towards life, a gentleman's wind and a kind of patience held by the wise. Buddha said: people can't bear it, pedestrians can't do it, people can't bear it, and people can't do it, they must bear it.

Buddha's heart is wisdom.

Buddha said: wisdom, like a lamp, can easily illuminate the dark room of a thousand years' troubles. The wisdom in the Buddha's heart is not cleverness, but great wisdom, which is a thorough understanding-penetrating the past, present and future.

Buddha has no desire.

People should have desires, and Buddha should also have desires. When Buddha said no desire, he didn't mean to abandon all desires, but to abandon those desires that make us lose ourselves, such as greed. Don't indulge your desires, because indulgence is a sin. No desire is rigid, no desire can make you happy, no desire can set you free.

Buddha's heart is normal.

Buddha said: A normal mind is the Tao. What is a normal mind? Normal mind means not being artificial, not being wrong, not choosing, not judging and not being holy. Only when you have no distractions, you can see through fame and fortune, win or lose, and gain or lose your reputation can you get a normal mind. Things change. In the face of all kinds of hardships, temptations and desires, if we can maintain a normal heart, then we can achieve enlightenment.

Buddha's heart is compassion.

Being able to think of others from their perspective and accumulate good deeds is compassion. The difference between Buddha and demon lies not in the level of mana, but in whether there is compassion. Don't do it because of small goodness, and don't do it because of small evils. Good is rewarded with good, evil with evil, good with good, good with good. Always be compassionate to others.

Buddha's heart is power.

Buddha not only teaches us to be good, but also teaches us how to realize-how to become a Buddha and how to change our destiny. Buddha said: Everything needs persistence, patience, dedication and hard work-Buddha is not only the embodiment of wisdom, but also the embodiment of strength. Buddha's heart has great positive attraction and guides us all the way forward.

Buddha's heart is fate.

Buddha said: Looking back 500 times in the past life, I only got a pass in this life. This life is just a mirror, and how many past lives are fragrant. Holding hands is a fate, looking back is a fate, rubbing shoulders is a fate, life is a fate, and family is a fate. If there is an afterlife, the afterlife is also a fate. It is countless fates that make up life. Let you finish it, understand it-cherish it, follow it, and let you look at fate with Buddha's heart.

Buddhism and Zen Buddhism realize life 2 1, and those who can endure everything are complete; Angry people are always in hell.

2. Praise others and be in public; Blaming others must be done in private.

3. True charity is to let go of troubles, troubles, separation and persistence.

We do have some advantages, but we should also hide some. It's called self-cultivation.

5, hatred can never dissolve hatred, only compassion can dissolve hatred, which is eternal.

6. When you don't study Buddhism, you can't see anything. When studying Buddhism, everything you want to see is smooth.

7. A fool always wants others to know him. Smart people try to understand themselves.

8. I lost a duck and hurried back. My conscience found it, but no one was in a hurry.

9. Don't say that others are pitiful, you are even more pitiful. What about your own practice? What do you know about life?

10, learning Buddhism is not a kind of sustenance for death, but living freely and surpassing the present.

1 1. Forgiving others means leaving room for manoeuvre in your heart.

12, don't always feel unhappy, there are more people in the world who suffer than us.

13. If you don't give yourself trouble, others will never give you trouble. Because of my heart, I can't let go.

14, it's a thousand miles away to meet, but we never met. Sleeping in the same bed for thousands of years, helping each other in the same boat for 500 years.

15, living a day in vain and doing nothing is like committing theft.

16, practice for praise, just like the trampled fragrant flowers and beautiful grass.

17, coming is accidental, and going is inevitable. So you must, with the fate unchanged, with the fate unchanged.

18, the heart should be bitter, fun should be fun, tolerance should be macro, and words should be cautious.

19, it's not pitiful when you know you're confused, and it's most pitiful when you don't know you're confused.

20. To know a person, we only need to see whether his starting point and destination are consistent, so we can know whether he is sincere or not.

2 1. It doesn't matter whether others know it or not, the most important thing is that you know it yourself.

Don't lose your temper when your mistake is exposed. Don't think that being willful or noisy can cover up or overcome your shortcomings.

23. The result of all changes in perspective is' empty', and it won't hinder anything.

24. Ambitious people make a wish and stick to it all their lives. People who have no ambition make wishes every day, which are superficial and false.

Take off your mask and you can enjoy the happiness of nature.

26. When you face things with troubles, you will feel that everything is karma and the world will become ugly and hateful.

27. Ordinary people pursue the extraordinary, while wise people are willing to enjoy the ordinary.

28. Wise people have fun around them, while people without wisdom want others to give them happiness.

29. Adversity is a necessary process of growth. People who are brave enough to accept adversity will become stronger and stronger.

30. Conscience is everyone's fairest judge. You can fool others, but you can never fool your own conscience.

3 1, doing evil, evil is right, evil is right, evil is right, and evil is wrong. Everything is created by idealism.

32. It is better to accept your fate than to complain. There is no better way for you to accept the unchangeable fact.

Instead of making money, you are made by money, because money takes away your youth, time, physical strength and life.

34. People who have insufficient blessings often hear right and wrong; Those who have enough blessings have never heard of right or wrong.

35. Never just look at the faults of all beings. You only look at the faults of all beings, and you will always pollute yourself.

36. Bodhi has no trees, but it is not Taiwan in the mirror. Nothing. What caused the dust?

Don't waste your life where you know you will regret it.

38. Life has eight sufferings: birth, old age, illness, death, parting, resentment, begging and letting go.