Tsangyang Gyatso’s poems about the moon

1. Moonlight Night Poems by Tsangyang Gyatso

1: It is best not to meet each other, so as not to fall in love.

It’s better not to know each other, so you don’t miss each other. --Tsangyang Gyatso 2: For many years, you have been living in seclusion in my wound. I have let go of the world, but I have never let go of you. You can say goodbye to all the mountains and rivers in my life.

--Tsangyang Gyatso 3: How many secrets does a person need to hide in order to live his life skillfully? --Tsangyang Gyatso 4: I once worried that being sentimental would harm my holy life, and when I entered the mountains, I was afraid that I would fall in love with you. I have achieved both, and I will live up to the Tathagata and your Majesty. --Tsangyang Gyatso 5: Except for life and death, there is nothing in this world that is not a trivial matter.

--Tsangyang Gyatso's "Poetic Biography of Tsangyang Gyatso" 6: But we know each other once we have met. Ande and the king are determined to avoid having to worry about life and death.

--Tsangyang Gyatso 7: Living in the Potala Palace, I am the biggest king in the snowy land. Wandering on the streets of Lhasa, I am the most beautiful lover in the world.

--Tsangyang Gyatso 8: The glitz of laughter fades away like the moonlight, and the smile passes quietly and flies away thousands of flowers--Tsangyang Gyatso 9: How many secrets does a person need to hide in order to live life skillfully? Life is like a plateau with Buddha's light. Three steps or two steps will lead to heaven, but there are still so many people who can't walk because they are too worried - Tsangyang Gyatso 10: You can say goodbye to all the mountains and rivers in my life. . Except for life and death, there is nothing in this world that is not trivial.

--Tsangyang Gyatso 11: For many years, you have been living in seclusion in my wound. I have let go of the world, but I have never let go of you. The thousands of mountains and rivers in my life, Let you say goodbye one by one. Except for life and death, there is nothing in this world that is not trivial.

--Tsangyang Gyatso 12: On this plateau where the Buddha's light shines, you can reach heaven in three or two steps, but there are still so many people who can't walk because they are too worried. --Tsangyang Gyatso 13: We are united in our hearts and have a long relationship, although this life is short and lingering.

On the day when I meet you again, I am a young man standing in the wind under the Yushu tree. --Tsangyang Gyatso 14: If there is an afterlife, I would like to be a human being for the rest of my life, just one among all living beings. Even if I live in poverty and hardship, wandering around the world, as long as I can love, hate, sing and cry, as long as I can fulfill my wish.

--Tsangyang Gyatso 15: You have been secluded in my heart for so many years. I have let go of the world, but I have never let go of you. Be it gradual enlightenment or sudden enlightenment, there is nothing in this world except life and death. I am sitting alone on the top of Mount Sumeru, watching thousands of miles of floating clouds. One person is playing the piano in the snow. Another person is a bosom friend in the snow. The thousands of mountains and rivers in life are left to you one by one to say goodbye to the flowers that were sacrificed for burial. The fruit of Bodhi that opens and closes. Play the empty mountain and tell me how many festival days those footprints you hide under the fallen leaves hint at, just for me to get away with it. - Tsangyang Gyatso 16: Living in the Potala Palace, I am the biggest king in the snowy land. Wandering on the streets of Lhasa, I am the most beautiful lover in the world.

The story with Magi Ami is more vivid. I am afraid that being sentimental will damage my holy life, and I am afraid that I will fall in love with the city by mistake when I enter the mountain. The world is safe and secure, and I will live up to the Tathagata and your Majesty.

--Tsangyang Gyatso 17: Beauty is not born in the womb. It should be the peach blossom tree that has grown up. The peach blossoms fall easily. The fallen flowers are more sentimental than yours. Practice stillness and meditation in silence. It is like a lover hanging in front of you. If we use this mind to learn the Tao, what is the difficulty in becoming a Buddha? We are of the same mind and have a long-term relationship. Although this life is short-lived, I will meet you again in the future. A young man in the jade tree faces the wind. He does not observe life and death and impermanence, but he is very clever and worldly wise in facing death in reincarnation. I sigh that he will always be here in the vast mountain. The wild horse has a difficult nature. Tame, I can't even control him. I lament that my magical power is empty. I can't tame the person next to my pillow. I want to lean against the green window to accompany my dear ones. I regret that I have misguided my path in this life. I have the intention to go to the jungle with the alms bowl. I have lost my love for a beautiful woman and sit quietly to practice meditation. My eyes are open. , Have you ever seen the saints in the temple where I pray for the Three Jewels to descend? He didn't invite his lover, but he came to the mountain to pay homage to the Taoist monk. He asked the guru for advice and said that because he was in love and loved him, there was no inspection. When he came to Qing Dynasty, he thought that being passionate would harm his holy life. When he entered the mountain, he was afraid that he would be separated from the beautiful city in the world. He had both peace and security. Live up to the Tathagata and live up to the Lord - Tsangyang Gyatso "Live up to the Tathagata and live up to the Lord" 18: "Water and Sky" Chapter 7 Tsangyang Gyatso People go to distant places just to hold themselves tightly I only like to listen to the sound of the flute Smelling the fragrance of weeds and being silent - I drank water to quench the thirst of others when I was miserable - Tsangyang Gyatso 19: I can't live without you, so I don't have to worry about life and death - Tsangyang Gyatso 20: The first and most It is better not to meet each other, so as not to fall in love. The second best is not to know each other, so that you don't have to miss each other.

had better not meet, and thus you would not fall in love; , when you enter the mountain, you are afraid of leaving the city. - Cangyang Gyatso 22: Laughter, the glitz and glory fade away, the moonlight is like a wash, the smile passes quietly, thousands of flying flowers, who is the gently trembling lily, which remains unchanged under your clear brilliance - Tsangyang Gyatso 23: I finally understand that there is a kind of thought in the world that is rough and sad that cannot be described in words - Tsangyang Gyatso 24: The earth has been empty for many years and you have been living in seclusion in my wounds. I have let go of the world but never let go. I'll live through thousands of mountains and rivers in your life and let you say goodbye one by one. Apart from life and death, nothing in the world is a no-frills business. Whose privacy will not be reflected in the light. The flowers that were buried open and close in a measured way. The fruit of Bodhi played in the empty mountain. Tell me where you are hiding. Those footprints under the fallen leaves hint at how many festival days were dedicated to me getting away with it. - Tsangyang Gyatso 25: For many years, you have been living in seclusion in my wound. - Tsangyang Gyatso 26: In order to die, I Survive again and again - Tsangyang Gyatso 27: Our love is more natural than death - Tsangyang Gyatso 28: Don’t observe life and death and impermanence, but go towards death step by step. Extremely smart and thoughtful, I lament that he is always at a loss here.

--Tsangyang Gyatso "Appreciation of Love Poems of Tsangyang Gyatso" 29: The west wind blows the flowers into mud, and the bees and butterflies weep towards the fragrant dust. The love is still unresolved and the relationship is over. Do not write heart-breaking poems in front of the paper.

--Tsangyang Gyatso 30: The dream is shallow, the love is deep, the river that cannot be crossed is left to the next life, and the flowers are scattered and orderly. I am accidentally hurt by page after page, and those who peek at me become Buddhas in the blink of an eye - -Tsangyang Gyatso 31: The first thing is that it is best not to meet each other, so as not to fall in love. -Tsangyang Gyatso's "Poem of the Ten Commandments" 32: In a hurry to find a lover, return at dawn in the snow--Tsangyang Gyatso Cuo 33: Use a lotus to discuss our afterlife, and then spend a lifetime running towards each other - Tsangyang Gyatso 34: I don’t know if we will meet in the next life? We meet each other on the street, but we are young. --Tsangyang Gyatso 35: The shadows and illusions in my mind turned into a peerless beauty.

Just like Dongshan Mountain.