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The birth of the Buddha to Nirvana, the story of Zhou Lipante, the story of Yubo's renunciation, the story of the Great Kasya, the story of Assha, the wrath of Prince Ruri.

Bodhidharma has a heart, but Emperor Wu does not understand;

It's not the wind, it's not the wind, it's the heart;

chanted 3,000 scriptures, and Cao Xi died in one sentence;

Know your own treasures;

Enlightened self-discipline; Broken arm peace of mind.

Wait, many more, it's all the story of Zen Buddhism.

The Buddha cut the meat and fed it to the eagle to save the white pigeon.

This sentence comes from Zhu Bailu's "Zhu Zi's Family Motto", not the language of Buddhism.

The original text reads, "Good wants to be seen, not true goodness; Evil is feared to be known, it is a great evil", which means that if you do a good deed, you want others to see it, and you are not a truly good person. If you do something bad and are afraid that others will know about it, you are really a wicked person.

How can it be true and good under the pretext of doing good deeds to gain fame and reputation, and if you do something good and want the world to know about it? On the contrary, if you do something wrong but do not dare to face it honestly and bear the consequences, but try to cover up the crime, it is a great evil that adds to the wrong. It is expressed that good should not be publicized, and evil should not be disguised.

This sentence is not said by Buddhists, but from Zhu Bailu's "Zhu Zi's Family Motto".

The original saying is, "Good wants to be seen, not true goodness; Evil is a great evil. It means that if you do a good deed, but want others to see it, you are not really a good person. If you do something bad and are afraid that others will know about it, you are really evil.

If you do good deeds and do good deeds, there should not be any worldly factors mixed in, if you use good deeds to sell fame and reputation, do something good and want to shout all over the world knows, this kind of noisy good, not true goodness, the same reason, do wrong things or even do bad things, you should be honest and face it, bear all the consequences that should be borne, if you try to cover up your evil deeds, do not let others know, it is wrong on top of wrong.

1. This is a famous sentence in "Zhu Zi's Family Motto": goodness wants to be seen, not true goodness; Evil is a great evil.

2. The gist is: if you do a good deed, you can't wait for others to know, this is not true goodness; If you do something bad and you are afraid that others will know about it, this is a great evil. Desire: Hope; Fear: Fear.

The meaning is probably that if you always want others to see you when you do good deeds, you are not really good, and if you do bad things for fear of being discovered, then you are really bad.

The three schools of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism have their own styles and characteristics, so they are called the three religions.

The education of the three religions is the act of "the unity of man and heaven", and the Tao says that "ten thousand things are done"; The Buddha said, "All laws are one"; Confucianism said, "My way is consistent." Only cultivation that is in harmony with the essence of "the unity of man and nature" can reach the level of "constancy and immortality".

Persuading people to do good, believing in cause and effect, and not creating negative karma --- different from the level that --- finally attained in spiritual practice.

Confucianism: Walk humanely.

Taoism: Born to practice the way of heaven.

Buddhism: Born from birth and death to immortality. The text of Lizhi is too much for one word, and too little for Puyu.

There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south!

Refer to Su Dongpo's poems! As Lin Yutang said, "an incorrigible optimist, a great humanitarian, a friend of the common people, a great writer, a great calligrapher, an innovative painter, a wine-making experimenter, an engineer, a person who hated puritanism, a yogi, a Buddhist, a great Confucian politician, an emperor's secretary, a wine fairy, a kind judge, a political antagonist, a moonlit night wanderer, a poet, a clown" stands vividly in front of us.

The sound of the stream is full of wide and long tongues, and the mountains are nothing but pure bodies. "The singing and dancing in front of the door are distinct, and the breeze in the room is cold. If you don't shine the glass on the Buddha, you will know that there is no lamp in the end.

A drop of Caoxi water in the bamboo, rising the eighteen beaches of the Xijiang River", "The verdant bamboo is the Dharma body, and the lush yellow flowers are nothing more than the Prajna"...

1 color is emptiness, emptiness is color, there is nothing in the first place, and there is no wild dust.

Six o'clock in the day and night is auspicious, okay?

The fundamental doctrine of Buddhism is to talk about the root of life and death. That is, what the Book of Righteousness says. Buddhism also expounds the laws and laws of the world, that is, the Sutra of Righteousness.

Buddhism has said that the four according to the four non-dependence, according to the righteous scriptures do not follow the righteous scriptures. And there is a saying: Don't be righteous if you don't come, return to your own understanding, and misunderstand it.

Compared with the Buddhist scriptures of righteousness, what Confucianism and Taoism expound is still not within the scope of righteousness.

Although the names are different, the essence of the purpose of the doctrine is the same.