Are there any idioms about Buddhism?
2. Understand the overall situation
3. The incarnation of the devil
Step 4: Dance with the devil.
5. Ghosts and monsters
worship
7. Good men trust women
8. along the door
9. Nothing goes to Sanbaotang.
10. Look at the Buddha's face.
1 1.
12. Exotic evil spirits
13. Collect sand and make a tower.
14. Saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda.
15. ivory tower
The second part is idioms related to primitive Buddhist teachings and theories.
16. Sick and sick
17. pull a long face
18. Guide maze
19. One Buddha was born, and one Buddha was nirvana.
20. The sea of suffering is boundless, and turning back is the shore.
2 1. Pure
22. Brave and diligent
23. Xiang Xiang crosses the river
24. The road is one foot high, and the magic is ten feet high.
25. Make further progress.
26. The road is one foot high, and the magic is ten feet high.
27. Make further progress.
28. Incense karma
29. the fire of ignorance
30. I met him once
3 1. wishful thinking
32. My whole life
Being a student is a privilege.
34. Two generations are different.
35. Life after life
36. It seems like a lifetime ago
37. Irrevocable
38. Three difficulties and eight difficulties
39. There is no escape from fate
40. Death and death
4 1. Survived the robbery
42.tongue-lashing hell
43. Hell on earth
44. Head horse face
45.terrible
46. Smile, witch
47. Team Shan Jian.
48. daoshanhuohai
49. Karma is not good
50. Karma
5 1. Good is rewarded with good, and evil with evil.
52.context
53. Follow me everywhere
54. No pains, no gains.
55. Self-suffering, self-illness and self-death were first put forward by Buddhism, which is considered to be four kinds of pains that life must experience, also known as four phases. Hokkekyo says: Life, old age, death, four sufferings. "Hundred Similes Classic" says: Everyone in the world is the same. I am annoyed by birth, illness and death. I want to live forever. Nowadays, birth, old age, illness and death refer to major events such as childbirth, pension, medical care and funeral. "Ruyi" comes from Buddhism, and delusion is one of the three poisons mentioned by Buddhism. The three poisons refer to greed, anger and delusion. Ignorance means that the mind is dark and ignorant. Buddhism believes that all sentient beings suffer from delusion, delusion and greed. Now describe a person's unrealistic ideas. "Awakening" comes from Buddhism. "Actuation" is the essence extracted from milk, which is a metaphor for the highest realm of Buddhism. "Emptying" is a form of tantric Buddhism. The Great Sun Sutra says: Fill the top of the Buddha with nectar water, and the Buddha will never die. Now the metaphor is epiphany, and enlightenment is a kind of enjoyment. "Never Leave" comes from the scene. "If you don't leave, don't bind, and don't remove, you will know that all beings are Buddhas." There is a difference between true and false, that is, it is not; But the illusion is the truth, that is, never give up. The latter means neither approaching nor alienating, but also being at arm's length. "Bangda" originated from a practice method of Zen. Drinking in the economy, drinking with a stick in Deshan and drinking with a stick are one of the means for Zen master to receive beginners. For their questions, the masters often answer them with words, hit them on the head with sticks, or drink at them to see their reaction ability and judge the students' understanding ability. Now it is a metaphor for a wake-up call or a warning. "Naked" was originally used by Buddhism to describe a person who has no worries and a clean mind. People are now allowed to be naked. "spotless" Buddhism means that Buddhists practice, get rid of desires and keep their hearts pure. Now describe the cleanliness of the environment, or compare the purity of character. "Soaring into the sky" originated from Buddhist legends. When Liang Wudi listened to Guang Yun's lecture, he was moved to heaven, and smallpox was planted one after another. Now used to describe unrealistic or exaggerated. The Buddhist metaphor of "going straight to the subject" is to find the right goal and go forward bravely. This metaphor is straightforward and does not beat around the bush. "Dream Bubble" originated from the Diamond Sutra. "Everything is law, like a dream, like a bubble, like dew, like electricity, and it should be treated like this." Buddhism believes that everything in the world is dreams and illusions, as empty as bubbles and shadows, and fleeting. Now it is used to describe an unreal, nonexistent and unrealized delusion. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon originated from Buddhist stories. Some monks have magical powers and can subdue tigers with their magic power. Now describe it as powerful and can overcome all difficulties. "Robbery" is often used to calculate the world in the Buddhist scriptures of Forever. Every big robbery includes four robberies: success, housing, bad and empty. Each robbery includes twenty small robberies. Small robbery means that life expectancy increases by one year every hundred years from the age of ten, reaching a high of 84,000 years; Starting from the age of 84,000, it is extremely important to reduce the number of robberies to 10 years by one year every hundred years. This increase and decrease, totaling 16.8 million years, is called a small robbery. Now means it can never be undone. "World" originated from the fourth volume of Shurangama Sutra. As the saying goes: "The world is a migration, and the border is a direction." "World" refers to time, boundary refers to space, and "world" refers to the universe. Four continents, seven mountains and eight seas, with Mount Sumi as the center and under the same sun and moon, are called one world. Accumulate 1000 worlds as "Hanazono Sakura World"; Accumulate 1000 "Hanazono Sakura World" as "China Thousand Worlds"; Accumulate a thousand "thousand generations", that is, "thousand generations" and "three thousand generations with three products" Nowadays, "world" has become a compound word with partial meaning and only spatial meaning. ""wishful thinking "is also wishful thinking, which comes from the Buddhist" Bai Yujing ". It tells the story of a fool who fell in love with the princess and killed unrequited love. Later, it was widely used to refer to unilateral wishes and plans. Eighteen layers of hell is the name of hell. The concept of "hell" was introduced to China in the late Han Dynasty. At that time, more than a dozen classics devoted to "hell" were translated. In Sanskrit, "hell" means "pain" and "affliction". "Hell" is the worst and most bitter in The Wheel of Karma, and "eighteen layers of hell" is the familiar "heavy prison". Now the metaphor is tragic retribution. The "Three Heads and Six Arms" Buddhist scripture says that the gods and Asura are often out of harmony. For example, if you are a natural god, your image is "a white cow with eight arms and three eyes" (see Volume II of Great Wisdom). The image of the goddess Ina is "the sky with three heads and six arms" (The Legend of Jingdezhen Lights, Volume XIII). Asura's image is: "He looks rough. Every time he is angry, he looks awesome, with three heads and eight arms, crossing mountains and seas and holding high the sun. "Now it is used to describe people who have miraculous skills." Gather sand into a tower "Gather fine sand into a tower, also known as" accumulate sand into a tower ". Say Buddhist scriptures. " The wonderful method of Lotus Sutra Convenience: "Play with children, gather sand and make a tower." If so, everyone will become a Buddhist and a Taoist. "The meaning of this passage is that even children can gather sand into stupas when playing games. All kinds of people who have a good relationship with Buddha like this are doomed to achieve Buddha's fruit. Metaphor is often used with "Many a mickle makes a mickle". The Tao is one foot high and the magic is ten feet high "means" Tao ". Magic refers to everything that disturbs the body and mind and hinders the yogi. On the eve of Buddha's enlightenment, Prince Sakyamuni sat under the bodhi tree and swore to himself, "I don't think it's right, so I can't afford this seat!" "At that time, the celestial magic palace shook, and the demon king Papman led the magic army to intimidate first, and then sent the witch to seduce, all of which ended in failure. It depends on wisdom to practice evil spirits. You should know that all the realms of good and evil are presented by idealism. Take it, there is a realm outside the heart, and it becomes a magic thing. Buddhists use "the height of the Tao is one foot and the height of the magic is one foot" to warn practitioners to be alert to all kinds of "magic things" that inevitably appear in the process of practice. It is now used to describe that there may be greater obstacles on the road ahead after certain achievements have been made. " Cycas blooms "is the classic of" Five Lights Meeting Yuan or Temple Master ":"I was born in August, and I was slightly ill ... I caught a book at night and said: Cycas blooms, the rooster lay eggs; In 72, the cradle rope was broken. Throw a pen to show silence. "Nowadays, it is a metaphor, and things are rare or extremely difficult." A rising tide lifts all boats "comes from the meditation of Zen master Balujueqing in Jingdezhen Deng Chuan:" There is no light in the eyes, and there is no light in the air; A rising tide lifts all boats, and mud and sand flow down. "Now it's a metaphor, and things improve accordingly with what they rely on." Parrot Imitation of Tongue compiled "The Smoke Guard Monk in Luyaoshan, Deng Chuan, Jingdezhen": "A walker asked: Someone asked Buddha to answer Buddha, asked the Dharma to answer, I wonder if it was? The teacher said, "If a parrot talks, it can't speak for itself, so it's unwise." Now the metaphor is like a parrot, which is nothing new. "Eighteen Changes in Women's University" is also from "Jing De Deng Chuan Lu You Zhou Tan Kong Monk": "There is a saying that I want to open a church, and the teacher said: I don't need to open a church for my daughter's family. Ni said: what did the dragon girl do when she became a Buddha at the age of eight? The teacher said, "The dragon girl has changed eighteen times. Please ask the old monk to try. "Now it generally refers to the great changes in women's appearance and temperament from childhood to adulthood." Only clothes are important, not people "comes from" Thoughts of Zen Master Huang Longxin in the Five Light ":"The teacher said: The sons of the Five Mausoleums strive for wealth, and hundreds of monks are never tired of poverty. Recently, the world has turned upside down, focusing only on clothes and not people. "Nowadays people describe snobs as focusing only on appearance, not on personality." If I knew today, why did I do it in the first place? From "Five Lantern Festival Zen Master Fa Si": "Yue: How to understand the middle and lower classes? Miss Yue: Bury Wan Li. If I know today, I will regret it. "mean, it's too late to see the consequences of today and regret the mistakes of the past. The word "mantra" comes from Zen Buddhism, which advocates straightforward epiphany with the aim of "pointing to people's hearts without writing words". The last stream of Zen is easy to take ready-made classics, case-solving, and talk, and is dismissed as a "mantra" as a speech aid. The "pet phrase" completely violates the purpose of Zen's "epiphany". Now, some words that are often spoken orally and have no practical significance are called "pet phrases." Make a cocoon and bind yourself "comes from the Shurangama Sutra: I want to bind myself, like a silkworm. Like a silkworm, it entangles itself with wishful thinking. "Do whatever you want" comes from the Infinite Life Sutra: wisdom and understanding, outstanding merits, don't do whatever you want. The "Presentation Statement" comes from the Shurangama Sutra: "When I was in front of him, I presented my body, but in order to make a statement, I made it successful. The word "mentor" comes from Hokkekyo: there is a mentor who is intelligent and knowledgeable, good at understanding dangerous roads and blocking roads, and will lead everyone to overcome this difficulty. "Equality", "Perfection" and "Hua Yan Jing" say: A good man, if you are in this sense, you should understand it this way, so that all beings can be equal, and then you can achieve perfection and great sorrow. "Zun" and "Infinite Life Sutra" say: Respecting the Buddhas is a beacon for the world, which is better, more auspicious and more worthy of support than Futian. "Convenience", "Speech" and "Hokkekyo" say: In the past, the buddhas spoke for all beings with countless convenient, various reasons and metaphors. "Worry" The Shurangama Sutra says: Although you are free and free, you can do whatever you want, but you can only practice the world theorem, and you can't sleep with worry forever. "Victory" and "Pharmacologist Classic" said: Why did you win by pronouncing the name of pharmacist Liu as Buddha? "Benefit" Hua Yanjing said: Bodhicitta, with roots, will be educated, mature and even used to rob the sea in the future, benefiting all sentient beings. Others, such as born, slow to respond, stubborn, too many cooks, half a catty, strange, shattered, frightened, earth-shattering, worse, swords and swords, totally embarassed, determined, inconsistent, mentally, clear-headed, settled down, single-minded, mentally. In addition, although many words come from Buddhist classics, their sources are little known. For example, words such as admiration, truth, pagoda, absoluteness, reality, fate, destiny, delusion, obstacle, short life, admiration, fishing for the moon in water, incredible, happy for all, sudden, between thoughts and poor thoughts frequently appear in Buddhist scriptures, which are increasingly secularized and widely used in daily life, and have become commonplace in Chinese. Mr. Zhao Puchu, former president of the Chinese Buddhist Association, said: "If Buddhist culture is completely abandoned, I am afraid they can't speak well."