God is the Tao, the Tao is the Law, and the Tao is natural. What is as it is ?

Tathagata. It means that there is no going, and there is no coming, if it does not move, it seems to have come, and it seems that it has not come, more like it has just come.

This is a convenient teaching on the determination of the Dharma: that is, the mind of the past cannot be attained, the mind of the future cannot be attained, and the mind of the present is even more unattainable. However, if you have nothing at all, you will fall into "stubborn emptiness", if you have the past mind, you will fall into "emptiness", and if you have the future mind, you will fall into the realm of "no emptiness", all of which are inferior to the Dharma.

To "have" and not to have "have", and to "have" and not to have "nothing", but not all "nothing". This state is the state of "Buddha". Therefore, "Nyolai" is also another name for "Buddha".

I feel it myself, because the words of the "Fa" are broken, and the heart and deeds are destroyed. Can't put it into words.

This is the meaning of "as it comes".

The meaning of this sentence is that God is the Tao, God is called God because he has learned the laws of heaven and earth, and he is the law because he has comprehended the laws of heaven and earth, and the Tao naturally refers to the laws between heaven and earth, which is conceived by heaven and earth, and is the law of nature, which is not transferred by human will, this is the meaning of Taoism, and it is like that. It means that there are laws to be followed between heaven and earth. Or it is the various laws contained in heaven and earth, which are not comprehended by human beings.

"Rulai" is just a Buddha's name, and the full name is "Dari Rulai" for short! Cultivation is an immortal, an immortal is a god who has received an official position, and the Tao is a spell and a method of casting spells, and the law is magic, supernatural powers, and mana (the power and effect produced by the spell is called mana), the Tao is the theory, and the law is the practice! Do you understand?

God is not the Tao, the Tao is the law, but there are good and evil laws, good and evil ways, only the holy way is natural, and the rest of the ways are against nature.

It can be simply understood that the Dharmakaya is the nature that is originally full of everything.

If useful,

God is the Way, that is, God and the Tao are the same, there is no difference. God is the Word, and the Word is God.

The Tao Law is natural, is from the "Tao Te Ching" of the original sentence, the original words should be: "Man law earth, earth law heaven, heaven law Tao, Tao law nature." The word "law", here, our popular understanding is closer to "originating".

Therefore, we should understand this sentence as follows: "Man is born from the earth, controlled and influenced by the laws of the earth, and the earth is produced by the changing movement of the heavens." Therefore, the Tao is natural, which means that the avenue arises from nature.

As it is: The Buddha in Buddhism. Buddha refers to the self-contained and pure nature of all living beings, the nature of purity and perfection.

This is not a Buddha, but an explanation of the Tao. Tao originates from nature, and Tao is one of the most essential laws produced in nature.

Therefore, God is the Tao, and the Tao is natural. God is the Tao, and the Tao is one of the most essential laws produced in nature.

God is one of the natural religious concepts, and is a general term for the highest level of a religion or belief, and is generally considered to be the highest of the supernatural.

Unconstrained by the laws of nature, it dominates the material world. Religion is similar and is the sustenance of people's beliefs. And when it comes to "Tao", we cannot fail to mention the "gods" of China.

Chinese immortals are derived from the Great Dao, with the Tao as the highest belief. The Tao is formless and formless, and gives birth to all things in heaven and earth. The Tao is dispersed for qi, and the gathering is for the gods, and the immortals are not only the embodiment of the Tao, but also the model of the Tao.

God is the Word", that is, there is no difference between the two, and they are on the same path.

"Taoism and Nature", from the Tao Te Ching, is its philosophical thought.

The original text is "human law earth, earth law heaven, heaven law Tao, Tao law nature", the main meaning is: the law reflected in the "Tao" is "natural". Lao Tzu incisively encapsulated and expounded the laws of life in heaven, earth, man and even the entire universe.

"Tao Law of Nature" reveals that everything in the universe follows or follows the "natural" law of "Tao", and that the Tao is based on its own principles, free and unfettered.

The Buddha has three bodies: the Dharma body, the retribution body, and the corresponding body, and only the Dharma body is generally called the Buddha. Therefore, our own nature is pure and can give birth to all the Dharmas, that is, the Dharmakaya. Therefore, it is the Dharmakaya of the Buddha, and the nature of all beings.

Many people use the term "Buddha" to refer to the founder of Buddhism, Shakyamuni Buddha, Shakyamuni, that is, Prince Siddhartha at that time. Actually, this title is imprecise, as it is one of the Buddha's virtues, which means "nowhere to come and nowhere to go, hence the name". Therefore, if you come and Buddha, you can only call one of them.