Is light and dust a Buddhist term? What is the meaning?

And light with dust [pinyin]: hé guāng tóng chén [interpretation]: and, same:

Mix. And light: mix all kinds of brilliance; Tongchen:

Same as mundane. It refers to the method of not showing the edge and using a peaceful way of dealing with the world. There are also parables that go with the flow and join the stream.

The original meaning is Taoism.

The embodiment of the idea of rule by inaction. Tao Te Ching

Chapter 56: "Frustration of its sharpness, resolution of its disputes, and its light, and its dust, is said to be the same."

Interpreted as frustrating the edge, freeing from strife, converging the light, and mixing with the world, this is the profound and subtle realm of "oneness". This refers to the practice of taoguang and obscurity adopted by wise men who are in line with the "Tao", and it is not derogatory. "Buddha's Dictionary of Guangda":

and light and dust] ......to Buddhism.

It means that in order to save sentient beings, Buddhas and Bodhisattvas must hide the wisdom light of Bodhi, so that they can be born in a world full of troubles, form a relationship with sentient beings, and guide sentient beings into the Dharma. If you don't have this ability, but if you come into contact with the wicked and are easily polluted by evil, then you should stay away from the wicked. [Source]:

Chapters 4 and 56 of the Tao Te Ching: "Frustrate its sharpness, resolve its disputes, and its light, and its dust." ”

It's not that there's no edge, it's not that it's not exposed. Freedom from the world is also included. Dust with light means that light and light will be brighter together.

Both the Buddha and the Tao say so. That is, the highest state of Buddha-nature, which is neither there nor nothing, nor is there or not.

It refers to being one with the world, being vulgar and light, and having no quarrel with the world.

The meaning of being with the light and the dust: to cover up the edge of the early skin and mix it with the world. The metaphor follows the vulgar and does not show its edge.

Pronunciation: hé guāng tóng chén.

Source: Xianqin Li Er.

Lao Tzu": And its light, with its dust.

Synonym. Vulgarity and light have no quarrel with the world.

Antonyms: sharp.

Make a sentence with light and dust.

1. As a cadre, you should have an unconventional and enterprising spirit, and it is not enough to be the same as the light.

2, since Li Lao suffered a setback, he has not been able to show up again, and he has spent more than 20 years silently with the light and dust.

3. She falsely reported her expenses because she wanted to be with the light.

4. Dust with light, and Shu roll with time; The scales are submerged, and the thinking belongs to the wind and clouds.

5. For Qiu Qijing, art has become a kind of practice, and it is the same as the light.

6, Brother Yue, some things in this world are still good with the light, if you say it too clearly, sometimes it hurts yourself!

It means being humble and making progress with others and the world.

The light but not the light and the dust with the light means that the light is not dazzling, does not show the edge, and has no quarrel with the world. Be of the same light as the world, and with the same color as others.

In addition, it should be noted that the light is not shining, and the light is generally used as an attitude towards the world, and the words are intended to be more tolerant of others, forgiving, and tolerant of others' words, and at the same time, they should also restrain their own edge, reduce disputes with others, and live in harmony with others.

Meaning: become one with the light, turn into the dust of the world, display your talents with the changes of the times, the gentle light is as unassuming as the dust, conform to the times, bend and stretch soothingly, collect scales and hide wings to wait for Bi Heng, and pay attention to the changes of the wind and clouds at any time.

This sentence is to say that Sima Yi is good at covering his edge, pitching up with the times, and watching the changes of the wind and clouds when he is diving.

From "The Book of Jin: Emperor Xuan's Chronicles": "With the light and dust, with the time Shu volume; The scales are submerged, and the thinking belongs to the wind and clouds. ”

The Book of Jin and Emperor Xuan" is a biography of Sima Yi. The Book of Jin is one of the 24 histories of China, co-authored by Tang Fang Xuanling and others, and recorded the history from the early years of Sima Yi during the Three Kingdoms period, down to the second year of Emperor Gong of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (420 years) Liu Yu abolished the Jin Emperor and established himself in the Song Dynasty.