If you are free from the outside world, you will not be delusional. What do you mean?

This means to hold on to your inner firmness, not to be influenced by the outside world at will, not to get up, and to enjoy the fans.

People don't go to the hospital.,I think this may be because your operation image quality should be relatively performant.,It should be very adaptable.,So I think it's really worth something.。

The outside world is not affordable, and Zhu Wang's meaning is that no matter how things happen outside, they can't lead to what your own nature thinks.

What is the meaning? I feel that you can't forget your original intention, so that's fine.

External: The environment outside the body.

External circumstances: A person's environment and circumstances will change with the change of mood.

According to common sense, in the same environment, different states of mind have different feelings, such as water droplets on grass blades, a good state of mind may be seen as a pearl, and a bad state of mind may be seen as a teardrop. In Buddhism, it means that if you change your state of mind, then what is not good will also be better.

Delirium: All bad desires.

As long as you learn to maintain a good state of mind and let the external environment improve with your state of mind, then you will not have all bad desires.

The external environment is free of delusion, which means that the external environment should affect the heart, but if you have the ability, it will not cause your heart to be confused.

In this case, it means going with the flow, and in general, it means going with the flow, so that's what it means in this regard.

I want to do everything I want, I shouldn't insist on myself too much, and it's better to keep this kind of stability in my heart.

If you are free from the outside world, you will not be delusional. It means: if you come to it, you will be safe, you must face up to your own situation, face it calmly, and there will not be too much distress.

Defeat the scriptures as you like, why can't you live in this is a classical Chinese.

It means that the external environment is very good, so I don't want to do anything else.

The outside world is free, and then why not ride the cobweb? This means that YY's environment can't follow your heart, although you don't have to figure it out casually.

That is, as long as your mind is calm, you will not have delusions.

Their situation, if the game decides, the things that aren't on the outside won't affect them.

It is necessary to follow your inner feelings, do not be disturbed by external things, and you will be calm.

Feelings are not games. If you can't control the idea of creating conflicts, it's better to give up as soon as possible.

Be at peace with the external environment and in your own heart, so that there will not be too much greed and delusion.

I can't tell what Zhu Wang means, and I don't know what this means.

What does it mean that the concept is free and you can't chase your dreams? You should look for more books on this and see the explanation of this sentence.

If you are free from the outside world, you will not be delusional. It's just about having fun, not thinking about it so much.

Please study this verse from the Sutra:

……The heart is like a painter, who can paint the world, and the five aggregates are all born, and they cannot be created. If the heart is Buddha, like the Buddha and all sentient beings, you should know that the Buddha and the mind, and the body are endless. If people know their hearts and deeds, and create all the worlds, then they will see the Buddha and understand the truth of the Buddha.

The mind does not dwell in the body, and the body does not dwell in the mind, but can do Buddha things, and there is no freedom in it. If people want to know, all the Buddhas in the three worlds should contemplate the Dharma realm and create everything idealistic.

The external environment is the self-mind, which refers to the five aggregate minds, the mind of lust and desire, and the six touches of the external environment. Therefore, we take all kinds of external circumstances as our own mind.

The external environment is all born of the mind, there is no self-nature, and the dependent origin is empty after all.