Buddhism did something today, I don t know if it s too ruthless

There is no ghost in my heart, so I am naturally not afraid.

Why do you think the Diamond Sutra will hurt them? Since it's a book that gets wisdom from getting in touch with troubles, why don't you think it's helping them?

Diamond Sutra [1], the full name of which is the Vajra Prajnaparamita Sutra, one volume, is a classic of Indian Mahayana Buddhism, later translated by Kumarosh. Prajna, Sanskrit, means wisdom; Paramita, Sanskrit, means to the other side. The vajra metaphor is the sharpness, tenacity, and firmness of wisdom, which can cut off all troubles, hence the name.

This sutra adopts the form of dialogue, saying that all things in the world are empty and unreal, and that what is real is right and wrong; It advocates knowing that there is no dwelling in all appearances, that is, giving up the cognition and pursuit of the real world, and using the wisdom of Prajna to prove emptiness, and to destroy all appearances, so as to achieve the state of not being attached to any one thing and recognizing the reality of the Dharma. The Diamond Sutra[2] is one of the important scriptures on which Chinese Zen Buddhism is based.

It mainly depends on what kind of heart you have at that time. The Fa, the scriptures, and the mantra are all like a knife, and those who use it to chop vegetables or kill people are all human beings.

The Diamond Sutra can surpass them, but depending on how your heart recites it, it doesn't hurt if you want them to stay away from you! Of course, if you keep destroying them, it does have the ability to hurt, so we have to be very careful with our thoughts.

There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south!

I think that only if I have personally understood it can I objectively judge whether I believe it or not.

Jizo Fayin "Theory of Consciousness": "A glass of water in the Buddha's view, 84,000 insects." "I don't know if this is scientific?

If Buddhism is regarded as a religion, then religion is not scientific. If you think of Buddhism as Buddhism, then it is Buddhism.

The grand theory of the universe, the universe began with a singularity, and the current universe is only a process of diffusion after the current state, so our existence is only a process composed of those energies and particles. We can only form cognition by hearing, seeing, smelling, and touching, and this is prejudice. In fact, the world does not exist because of me, nor does it exist because I doubt.

Buddhism is about perception, about the mind, not about science. Treating Buddhism as a science is as inconceivable as insisting on science as a religion. Personally, I see the Diamond Sutra as wisdom, not religion.

In fact, the Diamond Sutra does not say that it is a religion. What is the essence will not be because modern people define what it is; It's easy to classify what you can't understand as superstition or religion. In fact, no matter how you plan to practice, the path of cultivation is lonely.

I read the Diamond Sutra, but I don't believe in Buddhism.

It was from the epistemological perspective that I discovered the imperfection and incompleteness of science, and then entered the door of Buddhism.

It is through his own practice (empirical) that the Buddha understands the truth of life in the universe and then tells it to everyone.

I don't know if you know much about quantum mechanics, I recommend a book "Modern Physics and Oriental Mysticism", I hope it will be helpful to you.

I don't think there's a rush to make a choice, but you can't miss the most perfect and thorough one.

Why does Buddhism always need to use science to prove some of its ridiculous conclusions, instead of using itself to prove the correctness of science and guide science?

If science is credible and can be used to prove Buddhahood, why not believe in science?

The Buddha said that the first thing is to believe in yourself, not to believe in him. Why don't you study science and see how it came about?

What is your starting point,?? You have to understand your purpose first, you can first understand what Buddhism is, and what is your purpose in studying Buddhism? If you really understand the scientific recitation of the Buddha "Amitabha", then you will enter a space full of confidence, and your feeling will become like a blessing from God, and there is nothing wrong with the heart of learning Buddhism, and firmly believe in the scientific outlook of Buddhism, you will do everything well, and wish you good luck.

What you need is faith and firmness, and science can be regarded as a religion, and it will not coexist peacefully with other religions.

This teacher's answer is really in place, "As for what kind of realm it is, you can't talk nonsense if you don't reach that level." Buddhism is very impetuous now, and many people blindly follow it, but they are getting farther and farther away from the Dharma. I share the same view as this teacher, that liberation can only be achieved through practical practice.

Buddhism was the education of Shakyamuni Buddha more than 2,000 years ago, and quantum science now only proves a part of the Buddhist scriptures, and there are many things that cannot be proven by current science. If you think about it yourself, that one's realm is even higher. Hehe.

Reading some of the treatises on Buddhism first will help you to have a correct understanding of Buddhism. There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south!

Because you believe that there is no stability. You don't have to force it. Whatever you believe, your heart will tell you if you have found your home.

Quantum mechanics and Buddhism are not the same thing, but it can be said that quantum mechanics is part of Buddhism.

If you want to use a logical method to get the Dharma, that's impossible.

In fact, science is also a religion to be precise, and she is a newspaper of the present world, which can make people see the results. Buddhism, on the other hand, is a reincarnation and cannot see the fact of cause and effect, so many people who are anxious to understand the Dharma and do not understand the Dharma do not give themselves a chance. Why were there so many people in ancient times who cultivated themselves and attained Taoism?

This depends on our social ethos and people's values. In fact, the current society is not as happy as it was during the Qin Dynasty in China. You can ask yourself, is happiness possible?

Maybe now people don't even know what happiness is. I am a Buddha with compassion. Amitabha!

Everyone's perception is different, and it is normal for there to be support and opposition.

I recommend reading Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche's book "Right Views" to learn about Buddhism.

Meditation is considered a method of practice, but it is only the basis for the verification of practice.

You are very encouraged to understand with the right attitude!

Quantum mechanics and Buddhism are certainly not exactly the same, and it can only be said that quantum mechanics is compatible with the theory of emptiness from a certain perspective.

And Buddhism is the complete education from ordinary people to the Buddha land, the method, the process, and the result of enlightenment.

Many of the theories of Buddhism have been scientifically proven, but people do not believe in them. The above questions suggest that you personally contact Buddhism and understand it for yourself.

It's all about fate. Amitabha!

At the beginning, quantum mechanics was born on the basis of negating Newtonian mechanics. Now it is quite normal to oppose quantum mechanics.

Buddhism is seen in a state of meditation, in absolute calm, and there is no physical thing that is absolutely still.

Buddhism is about telling people to have good intentions, to say good things, and to do good deeds.

The Buddha does not live for those who have no fate, and the opportunity has not arrived, so why force it.

If you want to start learning Buddhism from a scientific point of view, it is a very safe way, because then your foundation will be very solid, then you should first learn science well, first put down Buddhism and even religion, and then you will have a certain understanding of science and then go back to Buddhism or other religions, which will be of greater help to you.

In Buddhism, there is a name for "enlightenment" or "enlightenment", which refers to those who are able to attain enlightenment (a certain stage) without having to hear the Dharma.

On the surface, the question you asked seems to be quite reasonable, but if you don't know, you think you're asking it on behalf of sentient beings!

But you didn't read the question you asked to see if there was a problem!

If you don't choose, how can you figure out any of them, it's just to find a reason for yourself to say empty words! You should prove it by yourself, and don't doubt it until you have confirmed it!

Otherwise, life is about to end before it begins! I'm straight and fast, I admit it! Tell the truth, hope it helps!

Amitabha!

It is recommended that you read:

1.The essence of the Diamond Sutra: The Heart Sutra (Mahayana explains the world and the universe individually) 2Let's look at the principle of the 12 dependent originations.

4.If you really want to study, it is recommended to take a look at the "Treatise on Entering the Middle School", which is about how to learn the Dharma, and simply put, it is to learn the Dharma without holding common or judgmental opinions. For example:

Buddhism talks about emptiness is not emptiness that has nothing, most people think that emptiness is nothingness (common), and some people think that emptiness is emptiness that can be attained (assertion), but this is not the case. But you have to learn to understand slowly.

Take a look at the Buddhist movie, "Beyond Reincarnation".

Buddhism is a matter of circumstance. Therefore, it is divided into worldly dharma and worldly dharma.

The worldly dharma is to pursue the happiness and longevity of the world according to the truth revealed by the Buddha. The Buddha told us that wealth is the cause of wealth, Dharma is the cause of wisdom, fearless generosity, and helping others to escape from life and death, no longer panic, or giving medicine to cure diseases is the cause of longevity.

What is life? Follow the teachings, keep the five precepts, practice generosity, release more lives, happily learn from Lei Feng to do good deeds, and devote your limited life to unlimited service to the people. Actively strive for success in all aspects of life.

Mr. Fan of the Ming Dynasty is a role model.

The Dharma of the world is aimed at purifying all sentient beings and achieving happiness from suffering. What is life? It is to develop bodhichitta and practice the Dharma for self-benefit and altruism. Chanting mantras, cultivating the mind, releasing life and giving alms, and cultivating both blessings and wisdom. No worries.

At present, Buddhism in our country as a whole is okay, and the Southern Transmission, Pure Land, Zen Buddhism and Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism are in full bloom, which has played a great role in the purification of the public's soul and has a very important role and significance in the present era. But there are still many problems. For example, after the pure land of Buddhism was packaged into the development zone, and the famous temples and temples in the famous mountains and rivers were developed, the expensive cost kept the believers out of the mountain, and even the Buddhist Association and the monks had to repeatedly appeal to attract the attention of the people; and the constant appearance of false monks, etc.

Now is the period of the end of the Dharma, the ten thousand demons have descended, and Buddhism has evolved from the education of the world-honored person to the religion, and there is no blessing for all sentient beings. If you want to study the Fa-rectification, please listen to the lecture of the old master of the pure space, which is immeasurably blessed.

Now is the end of the Dharma period, Buddhism and all the past orthodox religion have entered the end of the Dharma period, the end of the Dharma does not mean that the Dharma passed by Shakyamuni is not working, but refers to people without the constraints of the mind, the gods and Buddhas see that the human heart is not good, they are all left and leave the position, so the sects only leave some empty principles, behind the Dharma there is no god to control people, people use the past Dharma can not be cultivated, the gods are no longer human, just wait for the catastrophe after the heaven and earth to regain sight. The reason why the gods did not save during this period was mainly because they could not interfere with the transmission of the Dharma by the Great Enlightened Beings in the next world during the last tribulation.

You can't just look at Buddhism in China, and you can't just look at Buddhism now, you slowly come to know that everything is a floating cloud.

I recommend Mr. Zhao Puchu, the former president of the Buddhist Association of China, the representative work "Questions and Answers on Buddhist Common Sense", which explains the common sense of Buddhism from an objective point of view, and is neither an advertisement to attract people to the religion, nor a literature that belittles religion.

Virtuous achievements, good wishes and auspiciousness!

Please listen to Master Jingkong's "Understanding Buddhism", "The Four Teachings of Lifan", "Taishang Induction Chapter", "Dizang Sutra" and "Amitayus Sutra".

The "Path to Liberation", "Ahama Sutra", "Heart Sutra" and "Diamond Sutra" taught by the Dharma Master

The vowel old man speaks of "Lotus Flower Record".

Amitabha!

For common sense, you can read the classics and slowly understand and ask questions. If you want to learn the Dharma, you need to understand two basic things: cause and effect and reincarnation.

Everyone's personality is different, and it is difficult to say which common sense to start with, because there are too many Buddhist scriptures and scriptures, covering rich content, and they are also for people with different personalities, and there will be different methods to correspond to.

Some people are Buddhists, some are self-confident, and some are reincarnated bodhisattvas.

When I came into contact with Buddhism, I read "The Legend of Shakyamuni" as a story, and I wanted to learn the knowledge in the story, and I gradually felt that I benefited a lot.

In addition, we generally have different classical Chinese, so I will first choose some scriptures with vernacular texts, there are many Buddhist terms to explain, and I think I will naturally know some common sense by looking at those used for explanation.

This is my experience, I don't know if it's not suitable for you, so I offer Nam no Amitabha!

The Buddhist symbol of "10,000" is fundamentally different from the symbol of the German Nazis, one is clockwise and the other is counterclockwise!

The Buddhist swastika, whether clockwise or counterclockwise, is positive and straight up. And the Nazi flag was slightly off, that is, slanted. This is clear at a glance.

The Buddha and Buddha are the same, there is no difference.

The immeasurable Buddhas of the Ten Worlds teach the sentient beings of the Immeasurable Worlds to attain the fruits of the Bodhi Path. Buddhism is not secular, there are big officials and small officials, Buddhism is not Shinto, there are big gods and small gods, Buddhism is not a monotheistic religion, there are gods and slaves. Buddhism is the Buddha's words and teachings, it is the Buddha's education, and the Buddha teaches the law of equality.

There are differences between sentient beings, but there is no difference in Buddha nature. When all beings become Buddhas, they attain absolute equality. There is no inequality in wisdom and virtue.

Virtue is ability, and appearance is appearance. Complete equality. So no one is big or small.

To correct the upstairs question, the word Buddha does not refer to which Buddha. Buddha refers to the two titles of Buddha and Ancestor. The Buddha is the Buddha, and the ancestor is the ancestor. Becoming a Buddha and being an ancestor is this. The Buddha is the one who is completely enlightened, and the ancestor is the one who sees the reality with a clear mind.

The idea that the Buddha came to refer to the world-honored one is not recognized by Buddhism, and it is really a theory that the world does not understand.