What is it like to live in Buddhism?

The word Buddhism has gradually become a hot topic among everyone, and I think that the word Buddhism is as it intended, upholding the Buddhist path and pursuing tranquility and far-reaching, and doing things with its own attitude. In fact, this is what everyone lacks in ordinary life, but it is very needed.

The current society is indeed materialistic, many people gradually lose themselves in their busy lives, and some people are eager for quick success, in fact, this mentality often backfires us. I think that Buddhist life is a new way of life experience, and I often learn Buddhist life in my daily life, trying not to be disturbed by too many miscellaneous things around me, and some of the concepts of Buddhism are gradually being respected by everyone at present.

First of all, the tranquility and far-reaching advocated by Buddhist life is what I have always wanted to pursue, but it is difficult for me to calm down, so relatively speaking, I admire the kind of people around me who can be quiet and far-reaching. They are able not to follow the crowd and always live with their own mindset. Therefore, I think the experience that Buddhist life brings to us is actually to make us feel the true meaning of life more, which is what Buddhist life really wants to convey.

According to the traditional Buddhist system, this should be a good man and a woman who sees through the red dust, piercing into the courtyard wall of the Buddha gate, eating fasting and reciting the Buddha every day, and never asking about the world again, because the layman is not a monk after all, and if he is a monk, he should promote Buddhism and purify all sentient beings.

And according to the definition of the Internet, it is all right, yes, it doesn't matter, it is a state that seems to be free and easy, a kind of belief similar to that of a Buddhist monk, although it should not be Buddhism if it does not fight or grab, Mahayana Buddhism should be universal to all sentient beings and help the world, but since the Internet subculture has to be defined like this, then it is like this.

In fact, Buddhist life is more of a joke flaunting, just joking with each other, when something happens, when you angrily reprimand each other, and choose to forgive and put down, you choose to forgive, you will self-claim that you are a person who lives in Buddhism, but no one can continue to be a Buddha, this is a character that is easy to collapse, this kind of life, it is impossible for people who know Buddhism life to continue, because people who really don't fight or grab, don't dirt and don't clean, and they won't pay attention to these Internet cultures.

Recently, the word "Buddhism" has become very popular, and I don't know what it means, but I am curious. I checked it, and it was probably dispensable, not forced. To put it more seriously, it's lazy, whether it's the body or the brain, it's very lazy.

Then I compared myself, and I really seemed to belong to this kind of Buddha. Your own state of life, including your habits, fits this interpretation. <>

For example, first of all, there is no regularity in life, if you are really hungry, you go to eat, and if you are not hungry, you don't eat. I will not deliberately force myself to eat on time and on time in order to develop a good eating pattern. In short, don't force yourself.

When you want to do something, or have a plan, you will do it when you are in a good mood, and you will do it with great enthusiasm, and if you are in a bad mood, you will not do it, and when you will achieve the plan or when you will do something, and you really don't want to do it, so you will let it go, and you will not deliberately force yourself.

Sometimes I feel that I am not doing the right thing, I am not firm in doing things, I don't have anything to do, and then I repent of it, and after two days, I forget to clean it up, or do things casually, and don't want to tire myself.

Will, make do, live a life that you have to live and live, don't get tired, and don't have to achieve any dreams. Just be comfortable and comfortable.

The outlook on life and values of the Buddhist youth is post-materialistic values. Compared with previous generations, "Buddhist youth" pay more attention to independence and personal satisfaction - they are only willing to stay in their own comfortable small room, be accompanied by their mobile phones every day, do what they like, and aim to feel happy, without facing complex interpersonal relationships or forcing themselves to work hard. The so-called "Buddha system" is more like a shell that is indisputable to the world, allowing them to live as they want under the protection of the shell, chasing their small but exact happiness and satisfaction.

They look down on everything, have no desires, but pay attention to the enjoyment of the senses and the comfort of life; They betray the sublime and have a low enthusiasm for life as a whole, but they are disgusted with pathology and despise vulgarity.

A Buddhist life should be one that is able to maintain one's basic livelihood and maintain stability. On this basis, do not compare, do not fight, do not grab.

Buddhist life should be an attitude towards life, not the same as not living hard.

The current situation of not working hard to live is probably "messing around", and it doesn't matter about life. But now society has been progressing, even if you don't retreat, keep the status quo, that is, if you don't advance, you will retreat, which is another kind of elimination. The so-called Buddhist life should not be an excuse for not working hard to live.

Buddhist life should be an attitude of "no quarrel with the world". The Buddhist life should be one in which we strive to live our own lives and not care about other people's lives.

The opposite of "Buddhism" should be understood as "bar essence". The life attitude of "bar essence" is that other people's affairs must be mixed up, and they must be "dead" to the end. "Buddhism" is the opposite, "Buddhism" is not to participate in things that have nothing to do with you.

In contemporary society, the pace of life is getting faster and faster, and people's pressure is increasing. In such an environment, a new trend has quietly emerged – Buddhist life. What exactly is Buddhist life?

Is it to give up everything and completely get rid of material desires, or to live in seclusion in the mountains and forests and seek a tranquility? Maybe not so absolutely.

Buddhist life refers to an attitude of life that does not force the pursuit of material, status, fame and fortune on the premise of ensuring basic needs. This attitude to life was once popular in Japan, and now it has been recognized by more and more fashionable and cutting-edge people in China.

Buddhist life, compared with the positive force of "working hard and doing your best", seems to be lazy and negative. But in reality, the essence of Buddhist life is the purification of our minds. We don't have to run around chasing money, fame, and status, but we can be like the ancients, give up the tediousness, focus on the heart, and pursue inner peace.

So, is Buddhist life suitable for modern people? I think so. We have been instilled with the belief that "anything is possible" from an early age, and our ears are filled with the voice of "you have to do it to be successful".

Over time, we ourselves have been deceived by this voice. However, as we get closer to success, we find that success does not necessarily bring us happiness. At this time, the concept of Buddhist life is particularly important.

Buddhist life does not make you give up hard work, but tells you that in this pluralistic and high-pressure society, you must maintain a balance point that treats yourself well. In the process of moving forward, we must learn to find a calm point of our own, and only in this way can we go further and be more stable.

Of course, Buddhist life is not for everyone. Some people find this philosophy at odds with their profession and pursuits, or adapt to this slow-paced life without any noise. Buddhist life is not a panacea for all problems, and some problems need to be faced bravely, actively solved, and rooted.

Okay, having said that, would you like to choose the Buddhist life? If you also want to have a calm and simple life, then you might as well try to slow down, calm down, and discover the beauty and goodness around you, maybe you will find your own warm and beautiful lifestyle.