I saw through the red dust and wanted to return to Buddhism

1. Everything in the world is empty. Only its emptiness can contain all things.

2. There are eight hardships in life.

Birth, old age, sickness, death, love and parting, resentment for a long time, can't ask for it, can't let go.

3. Sitting and Zen, walking and Zen, one flower and one world.

A leaf is the same, the spring flowers are green, the autumn leaves are scattered, the infinite heart is free, the silence is moving, and the body is natural.

4. The world of all states is originally a bitter sea, and it is necessary to go ashore only if you see through the red dust.

5. Everything is fixed and cannot be forced.

6. Bodhi is not a tree, a mirror.

There is no platform. There was nothing in the first place, and there was dust everywhere.

7. Everything has a way.

It is all the harmony of causes and conditions, the beginning of the origin, the end of the fate is not there, nothing more than that.

8. If you don't forgive sentient beings, if you don't forgive sentient beings, you will suffer yourself.

1.Verses about wanting to become a monk.

Verses about wanting to become a monk 1What are the sentences that describe the yearning for monkhood?

The sentence describing the longing for a monk is as follows: Promise me a thousand lifetimes, just for one person to turn around, see through the red dust, and wait for her.

Seeing through the red dust is relying on a full stomach. Always remember that seeing through the red dust and indifferent to fame and fortune is always the patent of the successful, and for the little people, desire is the lifesaver for survival.

You haven't even taken a fancy to me, but you've already seen through the red dust. If you really figure out the cause and effect, you will either see through the red dust, or your life will not be long in coming.

Remembering the monarch as before, a handful of peach blossoms ten miles reflects the clear strings, and sees through the red dust and old things since ancient times. Later, whoever was responsible for cutting off his worries and seeing through the red dust was also chic.

Nowadays, indifferent and numb people are on top, seeing through the red dust and thinking that they are all over the prosperity, and the frogs at the bottom of the well are crowing. A glass of wine, salute the blind, may you see through the red dust, uninhibited and chic.

It is easy to see through the red dust, but it is difficult to endure loneliness. There are so many things in the red dust, I have not seen all the dust, how to see through the red dust, the Buddha said: How can you see through the red dust if you are not as good as the red dust.

See through the red dust, a coat, a pair of straw sandals.

One hand holds the other, listens to the rain with bamboo, and looks at the world with a smile. Laughing at Hongchen is too charming, and seeing through Hongchen makes people drunk.

Once you see through the red dust, once you enter the red dust. Seeing through the red dust and drunk red dust, I am sad and sad.

Feeling the change of time and helplessness, Hongchen is infinitely sad. The temple is quiet and sentient beings, and the mountains and rivers do not meet from then on.

1. You should always be grateful to the beings who have given you adversity.

2. To admit one's greatness is to recognize one's own foolishness.

3. Know yourself, surrender yourself, and change yourself in order to change others.

4. When you know that you are confused, you are not pitiful, and when you do not know that you are confused, you are the most pitiful.

5. If a person cannot forgive others from the heart, then he will never be at ease.

6. Don't say that others are pitiful, you are even more pitiful, what about your own practice? I know how much life is.

7. Know yourself, surrender yourself, and change yourself in order to change others.

8. Don't waste your life where you're bound to regret it.

See through the red dust and take refuge in Buddhism"It is an idiom related to Buddhism, which means that a person chooses to convert to Buddhism and pursue inner peace and liberation after seeing through the desires and troubles of the world.

The specific explanation is as follows:

See through the red dust"It means that a person has a deep insight into the fame, desires, and everything in the world, and realizes that these are the hidden existence of impermanence and suffering. This insight makes it clear that the pursuit of material comforts and worldly desires does not give true happiness and lasting satisfaction.

Take refuge in Buddhism"It refers to a person who chooses to accept the teachings of Buddhism, practice the Dharma, and become a believer in Buddhism. By studying the Dharma, practicing meditation and practicing compassion and joy, the Buddha's teachings hope to achieve inner peace, wisdom and liberation.

The meaning of this idiom emphasizes the individual's awareness and transcendence of the earthly world, seeking a higher level of state and inner satisfaction. It is a commonly used expression in Buddhism to denote an individual's decision to awaken from worldly pursuits and pursue truth.