Is it only when there is no desire and no desire that one is at ease, is it free? 30

In fact, isn't it only when you have no desires and no desires that you are most comfortable? The most free, but when people are happier, there is no pressure in life, and there are no constraints, they are free and the happiest.

Not necessarily, it depends on what you think, everyone's definition of themselves is different, like some people who have a job, but feel that they live freely, he also feels free. It depends on what you think, anyway, you can live happily and be satisfied with the current situation.

No, you seem to have no desire but you don't know what you want, sometimes the so-called desireless is just an excuse for confusion, even if you have no desire and no desire, you may not be free and free, there are always things you have to carry in this world.

If there is no desire, this is the open-mindedness of life, which can only be an ideal state, and it is impossible to achieve in real life.

Therefore, there is no absolute freedom, and only by understanding and controlling your desires can you get true freedom!

Not necessarily, there are too many things in this world that restrict life, people are sophisticated, relatives and friends, as long as you live, you will experience these, you have no way to avoid it, but you can try to change it, let yourself have a good mentality.

Personally, I look at this issue by age and stage.

Young people shouldn't talk about it, it's not something that young people have to think about.

Middle-aged people are also very entangled in this problem, and having no desire means letting go of everything, and the typical loser comforts himself. People who have goals in the prime of life will not think that having no desires and no desires is a necessary attitude towards life.

When the elderly reach the age of letting go, no desire and no desire is a person's attitude towards life to see through the world. A lot of older people can't do it. Let go of young people, and see through life and death yourself, just ask how many people can do it.

In fact, people are only at ease when they have no desires or desires. As the saying goes, people are self-exalted when they have nothing to do.

If you can ask such a question, I think it means that you are quite comfortable.

I want to say that that's what the Buddhists say, and it can't be generalized. Everyone has what they need, and forcibly suppressing it will only make you miserable, and letting go of your heart is the greatest joy in life.

No! It was an ideal state that could not be realized. Desirelessness is only the most suitable for thoughtless people. It is impossible for people not to pursue, and they will pursue if they have desires, otherwise it is better for people to live than to die.

It's a realm of no desire and no desire.,Give.,Explain.,Thank you.。

No desire, no desire, no humanity, is the highest state!

"Mortal Encounter" Singer: Bao Jiahu.

The reason why people have troubles is because they have desires. If you can have no desires, then you shouldn't have any troubles. But how can people be free of desires and desires, and the four roots are pure?

Life is like a practice, but what is the result of this practice, and what is the cause? I often wonder, what is the deepest desire in my heart? Right?

Wealth? Or the one of dreams? But after really getting it, will it sprout other desires and add other pursuits?

So the pursuit of this path is worldly, it has begun, and it never ends. The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility, just like a dog with a mouse to meddle in things, in fact, some things do not have to be managed, but I feel that you have reached a certain status, and you want to meddle as you like. Like, who am I?

I'm going**? Why should I be human?

There are no desires and no desires, and there are no worries, but who can do it, it is impossible to live without troubles, and there are too many that cannot be let go.

Parents, wives and children, friends, etc., it depends on how you face your troubles, just face them with a positive attitude, problems will always be solved, sometimes you have to have them in life, and you can't force them in your life.

People should not be desireless, people should pursue something, but more often than not, we can go with the flow, but we have to work hard. If we don't work hard and let go, then we will definitely have regrets in life.

If people want to have no troubles, they can only eliminate all their troubles by returning their hearts to zero, and they can eliminate all their troubles without desires, and desire is the source of all troubles.

No one is without troubles, the troubles of officials and officials, the troubles of the people, the troubles of the poor, the troubles of the rich and the rich. Only by letting go of worries can we be free of worries. Satisfied, thank you.

Life, each has its own ideas, or don't give up easily.

People want to survive, don't think too much.

1. All of them are only dummies or dead people, who really have no desires.

What is desirelessness and desirelessness, first figure this out As long as it is a living being, there are desires and desires. Desire represents physiological needs, and desire represents ideological needs. It is the Buddha's cutting of meat to feed the eagle, and it is also a --- to preach his Buddhist teachings.

Unconscious vegetative people are barely considered to have no desires, they don't ask for it themselves (because their thoughts are lost, so they don't ask for it) and they can't satisfy their desires (they can't meet their own survival needs), and they are dead end if no one takes care of them.

Those who think they have no desires are actually ridiculous, do they really see through everything? What are you doing alive?

Is it because of the spirit of the Buddha in the world that the Buddha is universal? Then that's a request. You are living to fulfill this request.

Even if you say that you live without a purpose, and this life itself is your request. Isn't it? To live is to eat, to drink, to breathe, etc...

Which one is not lust and demand? It's just that it's a very ordinary desire and demand, which is not easy to be noticed, and it's just a desire and a request. Being alive is part of desire and desire.

Not to mention people, even animals also have desires and desires.

If you don't understand, don't talk nonsense. It can only show that you are a person with desires, and it does not mean that there are no desireless and chic people in the world.

Everything comes into being from nothing, from being to disappearing completely, all things come from nothing, disappearing from nothing, there is nothing to ask for without desire, and there is no sorrow without asking for something.

Answer, good mentality, open thinking, light sight, nothing in my heart, no desire.

If a person thinks that he has no desires and no desires, maybe he is only dead or just a walking corpse without a soul, even the enlightened monks also have their own desires and desires, but at that time it is not for themselves, but for others!

When the heart is like ashes, there will be no desires.

韬光养晦 tāo guāng yǎng huì

Explanation: It refers to hiding talents and not revealing them.

Source: "Old Tang Dynasty Book: Xuanzong Ji": "The Taihe Huichang Dynasty, the more things are obscure, the group lives in the place, and there is no word. ”

Structure: Subject-predicate.

Usage: subject-predicate; as a predicate; It refers to hiding talents and not revealing them.

synonyms: Taoguang obscure.

Example sentence: Gao Yang's "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan - The Red-Top Businessman": "In the past few years, he has been obscure, cautious in his words and deeds, and has become more and more careful in his work. ”

Idioms are stereotyped phrases or phrases in the vocabulary of the Chinese character language. Idioms are a major feature of traditional Chinese culture, with fixed structural forms and fixed expressions, indicating a certain meaning, and are applied as a whole in sentences, taking on components such as subject, object, and definite.

A large part of the idiom is inherited from ancient times, and it is often different from modern Chinese in terms of wording, and it represents a story or allusion. Some idioms are just miniature sentences. Idioms are also ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different.

Idioms are a shining pearl in Chinese culture.

The Buddha said, "What is the way?" Answer: There is no desire, no desire, no desire, no way. If there is really no desire and no desire, then why live.

Just to die? If it is true that there is no desire and no desire, and that he is already dead at birth, or is it the desire to be born that is the original sin of man? If there is no desire, there will be no queen, and the extinction of human beings is the degree that the Buddha is pursuing?

When heaven and earth are chaotic, is it the ideal living environment for Buddhas? If you don't ask for anything, you don't have any thoughts, so why should you devote yourself to the Buddha? Is seeking the Tao also a pursuit?

Vegetative people are the closest to Buddhas? Doing nothing is useless, if everyone passively waits for death, or if they actively seek the Tao, within 1 day the whole world is pure ... All of them starved to death...

The study of Buddhism lies in the understanding of compassion in it, which is a kind of spiritual food, which makes people broad-minded, and if there is a Buddha in their hearts, they are Buddhas themselves. In fact, whether to worship or not to believe or not to believe or not is your own choice, and the teachings are all written down by mortals. If there really are so-called gods and Buddhas in the world, the so-called universal beings will not be distinguished by whether you believe it or not.

If that's the case, the Buddha is too stingy... The salvation of believers is always a sentence written by a man-made religion for the converts.