You see it or not, I m all there, what is the name of the poem??

Clarify that the author is Tashi Ram Dodo... The title of the poem is "The Silence of Banzaguru Baima".

This poem was once falsely rumored to be the work of Cangyang Gyatso, and the title of the poem was even changed to "See or Not See Me", "You See or Not See Me", etc. Just as it was falsely rumored that the author of "The Furthest Distance in the World" was Rabindranath Tagore, this poem was first published in the 2008 issue of The Reader under the title "Seeing and Not Seeing". The reader thought it was an apology for the incident.

Similarly, the driving force behind The World's Farthest Distance is The Reader.

But because Cangyang Gyatso is so famous, many people are willing to believe that this is Cangyang Gyatso's work.

And Tashi Ram Duoduo is just a little girl who is willing to write poetry.

The original text is: You see it or you don't see it, he is there, not sad or happy;

Whether you read it or not, the love is there, and it doesn't come or go;

Whether you love or not, love is there, neither increasing nor decreasing;

Whether you follow or not, my hand is in your hand, and I will not give up.

The author is Tashi Ram Dodo... The title of the poem is "The Silence of Banzaguru Baima".

This poem is from "Suspected Wind and Moon Collection", written by Tashi Ram Duoduo in Beijing on May 15, 2007, and is entitled "The Silence of Banzaguru Pema", which means "Guru Padmasambhava" in Sanskrit.

I'm there if you're there or not. The full text of the poem you see or don't see is as follows:

The Silence of Banzaguru Baima

You see or don't see me, I'm there, not sad or happy.

You read it, or you don't read me, the love is there, and it doesn't come or go.

You love, or you don't love me, love is there, not increasing or decreasing.

You follow, or don't follow, my hand is in your hand, and I will not give up.

Come into my bosom, or, let me dwell in your heart.

silently, in love; Silence, joy.

You see or don't see me, I'm there, not sad or happy. You read it, or you don't read me, the love is there, and it doesn't come or go. These few catchy poems quickly became popular on the Internet because of a movie, and you may have heard of it in **. I don't know when it began, and most people identify it as a poem by the love monk Cangyang Gyatso, because it is too similar to the previous poetry style of Cangyang Gyatso, ethereal, beautiful, and full of philosophy.

In fact, this song is called "Seeing and Not Seeing".

The poem was not written by Cangyang Gyatso, nor was it a love poem, but was written by a female poet in 2007, with a difference of more than 400 years. The poetess has also been living in the "shadow" of Cangyang Gyatso.

The original title of the poem was not "Seeing and Not Seeing", but "The Silence of Banzaguru Baima". "Banzaguru Pema" is Sanskrit.

Transliterated, translated into Chinese, it probably means Guru Padmasambhava.

or Lotus Vajra.

Guru Padmasambhava is an Indian Buddhist.

He left many writings for future generations. And Tashi Ram Duoduo was inspired by the words of Lotus Vajra, "Whether it is those who believe in me or those who do not believe in me, I will protect them with compassion", so he created this little poem, which is included in the poetry collection "Suspected Wind and Moon".

1. Original text: "The Silence of Banzaguru Baima" Author: Tashi Ram Duo, if you see or not see me, I will not be sad or happy there, if you read or not miss me, love will not come and go there. You love, or you don't love me, love is there, not increasing or decreasing.

2. You follow, or don't follow me, my hand is in your hand and I will not give up, come to my arms or let me live in your heart, silently love each other and be silent and happy.

You see or don't see me in "The Silence of Banzaguru Baima".

A sentence from the poem, the full text of which is:

You see, or you don't see me.

I was right there, not sad or happy.

You read me, or you don't read me.

The love is there, it doesn't come and go.

You love, or don't love me.

Love is there, neither increasing nor decreasing.

You follow, or you don't.

My hand is in your hand, and I will not give it up.

Come into my arms, or.

Let me dwell in your heart.

Silently in love, silent and joyful.

This poem was written by Tashi Ramdodo, and the full poem is as follows:

You see or don't see me, I'm there, not sad or happy.

You read it, or you don't read me, the love is there, and it doesn't come or go.

You love, or you don't love me, love is there, not increasing or decreasing.

You follow, or don't follow, my hand is in your hand, and I will not give up.

The full poem of Cangyang Gyatso's "Seeing and Not Seeing" is as follows:You see, or you don't see me.

I was right there, not sad or happy.

You read me, or you don't read me.

The love is there, it doesn't come and go.

You love, or you don't love me, love is there, not increasing or decreasing.

You follow, or you don't.

My slippery handshake is in your hand, and I won't give it up.

Come into my arms, or, let me dwell in your heart.

Silently in love, silent in love.

Appreciation of "Seeing and Not Seeing".There is no gorgeous phrase in Cangyang Gyatso's poem "Seeing and Not Seeing", only simple and unpretentious emotions, only how things change in the world, his feelings are always the same, so that the love that changes there is like a star in the sky, even if it goes through all the vicissitudes of life, it will remain unchanged for eternity. The whole poem uses the rhetorical technique of comparison, and repeatedly recites the love in the poet's heart that will not change no matter how the world changes, with a beautiful melody and great artistic appeal.

Do you see or don't see me as a sentence from the poem "The Silence of Ban Duan Nazaguru Baima", the full text of which is:

You see, or you don't see me.

I was right there, not sad or happy.

You read me, or you don't read me.

Love is there and there is a lack of patience, and Fu Ranchun does not come and go.

You love, or don't love me.

Love is there, neither increasing nor decreasing.

You follow, or you don't.

My hand is in your hand, and I will not give it up.

Come into my arms, or.

Let me dwell in your heart.

Silently in love, silent and joyful.

The Silence of Banzaguru Baima is also known as "Seeing and Not Seeing", Tashi Ram Dodo.

I'm in that potato.

Don't be sad or happy You read it, or you don't think of me.

The love is there.

Don't come or go, don't go to the file.

You love, or don't love me.

The love is there.

Neither increase nor decrease You follow, or don't follow me.

My hand is in yours.

I don't want to give up on coming to my arms.

Or let me dwell in your heart.

silently, in love;

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