Which fellow Buddhist practitioner explained the specific meaning of can be obtained for the world

Things can be done, but there is no point in getting them.

I just don't want to do it.

In short, it is "three-wheeled body empty". Deal with things when they come, and don't keep them in mind when they go.

This is a sentence in the "Ananda Asking Things Buddha Auspicious Sutra", which means that everything in the world can be done smoothly, but everyone often acts unsatisfactorily, which is caused by the delusional consciousness of people in the world. Therefore, it is said that all appearances do not hinder sentient beings, but in reality, the mind hinders sentient beings.

That is, although I eat meat and drink alcohol, my heart is pure, I have no desires, and I will not be polluted by wine and meat. Though I do the things of men and women, my heart is detached from desire, and there will be no evil retribution.

Don't be unmoved!

It's clean!

Don't be unmoved in good times!

Don't be unmoved in the face of adversity!

If not. To keep improving, you will slowly feel that your concentration is improving!

Listen to the lectures of the old master of the clear space! Everything is subject to the old master's teachings, and the above is just a little bit of understanding in the process of practice.

Amitabha.

These are the ten names of the Buddha.

Positive omniscience is correct knowledge and omniscience, correct knowledge is total mutual knowledge, omniscience is the knowledge of the Tao and the knowledge of differences, total mutual knowledge is as, the knowledge of the Tao species, the knowledge of difference is coming, and the right omniknowledge is such as coming.

Amitabha Buddha is Master Jingkong's "Understanding Buddhism", the first primer on Buddhism that I have read at the end of my studies. What does good knowledge think? I heard that the old master was listed as an "evil teacher", Amitabha, sins and sins, good knowledge, how many people have formed a good fate because of this book, Buddha?

I don't know, don't ask... Amitabha.

People who grow up in different environments will of course have different opinions, but this is just the same, and the truth is the same. No matter what religion, Buddhism is the most inclusive. If you are equal, your heart will be at peace, and your world will be peaceful, and there will be no unnecessary disputes, but this is not a passive avoidance of the world, because people can never escape from their own world, whether they are monks or not, so everything is for self-cultivation, but this is not selfishness.

Thinking about separation, how can you have a cloud? It's a circle, no matter who you are, the mind, the mind, the mind or not, for which a thought.

That's a good point! If only all Buddhists, no, everybody knew this, Buddhism would be saved!

I was originally a soil.

Teach the Dharma to save the obsessed feelings.

One flower blooms with five leaves.

The result is natural.

"We must keep our eyes open, see clearly and think clearly".

If you can do that, it would be great.

Not easy.

Let beginners find the right direction.

At the end of the Dharma period, you should be cautious in choosing a temple'Carefully. It depends on the cultivation of their abbots and believers. (and not what it says).

Some Buddhists are still very good at cultivating, but those who accumulate wealth have become black sheep.

Is there anything wrong with that? It's too normal, there is belief and disbelief, there is approval and opposition, and there are wise people and fools. What's more, now is the period of the end of the Dharma, and there are fewer people who believe in it, but this is even more precious.

Lao Tzu said, the Tao is not the Tao, it is not the Tao, and he also said that the sergeant hears the Tao and acts diligently; When the sergeant heard this, if he survived, he died; When the corporal heard this, he laughed, and it was not enough not to laugh. Is it so comfortable to practice? If everyone follows you, you won't be able to cultivate.

Buddhism is the right way to the Dharma, hold on!

Buddhism is orthodoxy, not superstition. Because our education has led to this misconception for decades. At the same time, it is not excluded that some evil demons are flaunting the banner of Buddhism and swaggering and deceiving in the world, so that people's understanding of Buddhism is feudal superstition.

You can take a look at the teachings on this page.

You don't care what others say. But don't make yourself too maverick, either.

Disagree with the second floor. I know that many teachers, although not Buddhists, have really contributed a lot to the preservation and interpretation of the scriptures. I also know that the teacher who believes in Buddhism is engaged in Taoist research.

Because wg, he said, I don't want to betray the faith and say things I don't want to say. Hehe, his Taoist research is still very good.