What is the meaning of no thought, no dwelling, no cultivation, no certificate ?

1. Thoughtlessness: Thoughts refer to thoughts, thoughts.

For ordinary people, we usually think one thought after another, without interruption. No thought, refers to the thought but no thought, although there is a thought, but it does not turn with the thought, that is, it does not rotate with the delusion of thought, so it is called no thought.

2. No dwelling: Dwelling is persistence and care. Without dwelling, that is, without attachment. Ordinary people have a kind of attachment to practice, but when it comes to non-abiding kung fu, it is like the Diamond Sutra

said: "Let the heart be born without a dwelling". Although the practice is in place, he does not think that he has succeeded in cultivating his husband, so he is called non-dwelling.

3. Non-cultivation: This is from the point of view of the cause and place, which refers to the saint who has attained this kind of fruition, and does not feel that there is a practice in the cause and place, such as one rank after another, the first fruit, the second fruit, and even the fourth fruit, and the Buddha.

Or the Buddhas of the Three Worlds.

If there is no attachment to the degree of practice, there is no order of attachment to practice.

4. Undocumented: This is from the point of view of the fruit land, although the highest fruit position has been attained, but there is no attachment to his realm, and it has reached the peak, and it feels that there is nothing to gain. Therefore, it is impossible to obtain without a certificate, and all sentient beings originally have Buddha nature, and this Buddha nature itself is empty, so it is also called "thinking without thinking, dwelling without dwelling, cultivating without cultivation, and proving without proof."

This is the highest state of Buddhism, and it is also Zen.

The unintentional Taoist who refers to the enlightenment.

Rice hundreds of billions of Buddhas of the third world, it shows that you still have separation and attachment. It is better to have no thoughts, no dwellings, no cultivation and no certificates, which means that you have no distinction and attachment, and you have become a Buddha.

What the Buddha said increases according to goodness. The so-called "those who have no thoughts, no dwellings, no cultivation, and no certificates" are actually those who have no thoughts in their minds, no dwellings in each other, no cultivation in their bodies, and no evidence of their results. I don't understand what the Buddha said. If he who comes has nowhere to come, he has nowhere to go.

The husband has no thoughts, no dwelling, no cultivation and no certificates, and the highest cannot exceed the Buddha, why is it better to eat the Buddhas of the hundreds of billions of three worlds, than to eat him alone?

In the words of the giver, the latter has no appearance, there is no object to be given and the object to be given, and the realm is higher than the law of seeking, right?

The World-Honored One once said: It is better to offer to a person who has no thoughts, no learning, no cultivation, and no certificates than to offer to 100 billion Buddhas. So, what kind of person is this?

Non-thinking refers to a person's delusional mind has ceased and there are no longer desires and thoughts, and at this time he has cultivated into the first meditation (see the addition of a Ahama Sutra Anpanpin).

Wuxue refers to the completion of the nine times of the first determination (the four meditations and the eight determinations and the extinction of the whole determination are collectively called the nine times of the first determination, see the Lengyan Sutra), the realization of emptiness, and the arhat in the Buddhist scriptures is also called the absence of learning.

No cultivation refers to the cultivation to the realm of emptiness, birth and extinction, and extinction.

Undocumented means that a person makes a vow to become a Buddha and has a wide range of sentient beings, so although his practice has gone through the realm and fruition of no thought, no learning, and no cultivation, he does not obtain evidence, but continues to move forward until he attains the Buddhahood.

It is said in the Ranga Sutra that Arhats are equivalent to bodhisattvas in the five or six places, and the Buddha is equivalent to the bodhisattvas in the seven or eight places, so we know that the bodhisattvas in the nine and ten places are those who have no thoughts, no learning, no cultivation, and no certificates.