Can anyone say what the purpose of studying Buddhism is?

To tell the truth, there is no purpose in really studying Buddhism, and if there is a purpose, it is not called learning Buddhism, and the mind-dwelling view is a joke.

If you think about it, you have it.

It is often known that the Buddha begins with separation.

Time is not separated and is not born.

The law of hypocrisy is in the world, and the desire to whirl around the lady of the mortal is not to take without self-nature, just like the separation of the flame.

His heart is always pure in nature, untainted with afflictions, disgusted from ordinary people, and tainted with covetousness.

All dharmas are like vanity, and they can make names by a hundred thousand.

If the Dharma is neither born nor destroyed, who has attained it in the middle?

The mind-dwelling perception is a drama theory.

If you think about it, you have it.

If you always change your mind with the circumstances, and don't work the precepts and wisdom, there is not much benefit in studying Buddhism in this way.

If you don't study modestly, you will waste your life in this world.

What the Dharma asks for, in the Buddhist scriptures, there is a term called Anuttara Sambodhi, which is an Indian word, which translates into Chinese to mean supreme enlightenment. a is translated into nothing, a tantara is translated into above, three is righteousness, contempt is etc., and bodhi is enlightenment. Supreme Enlightenment This is the purpose of Dharma teaching.

The stages of study can be divided into three levels: enlightenment, enlightenment, and enlightenment. Those who attain enlightenment are arhats. To attain supreme enlightenment is to become a bodhisattva.

To attain supreme enlightenment is to become a Buddha. Just as the degrees of bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees in the world, Buddhas, bodhisattvas, and arhats are also the names of degrees in Buddhism.

Of course, the purpose of Buddhism is Buddha, and Buddhism focuses on cultivating the mind, that is, cultivating the mind of the Buddha. Therefore, you should learn what the Buddha has done to improve your own Buddha-nature, and at the same time, you should also educate others so that they can understand the good deeds and accumulate blessings, which is not analyzed from the perspective of superstition but from objective facts. First of all, you should act according to your conscience, so that you can live a happier life.

And what about doing good deeds and accumulating blessings? It's the same as making more friends!

First, to seek personal liberation and to be reborn in the Western Elysium; Second, to become a Buddha and Bodhi Path, to purify sentient beings.

From the time of the Buddha to the present, now there is only the word charity, which may not be called so in ancient times, but the facilities of the ancient monasteries to facilitate the public are varied, and we say that the fine tradition of Buddhism, compassion and benevolence is one of the most important and fundamental fine traditions. The so-called bodhisattva path is to be embodied through compassion for the world.

As long as you can wholeheartedly serve all sentient beings in the Dharma Realm, your heart will be peaceful, pure, and liberated. This is not a great truth that sounds good, but it is a true and practical truth that can stand up to everyone's personal practice. My own personal practice has proved that it is true, and I cannot doubt or believe it, but I have to believe this truth in the face of practice.

All sentient beings who have selfishness and greed and attachment and arrogance will inevitably have selfishness. Because of these delusions of self-righteousness, my heart cannot be truly liberated from peace and ease. If you can completely let go of yourself, you will never have the slightest worry in your heart.

The purpose of Buddhism is not to kill living beings, not to be extravagant and wasteful, well, to be diligent and thrifty, and then religion is not to kill living beings.

The purpose of Buddhism can be said in different ways. If you put it in one word, it is "heart".

In two words, it is "let go"; In three words, it is "empty after all"; In four words, it is "return to self-nature"; In five words, it is "everything becomes a Buddha"; In sixteen words, it is "all evils should not be done, all good should be pursued, and self-purification of one's will is all Buddhism"; In the vernacular, it means "to be free from suffering and to be happy, and to become a Buddha."

The Dharma is not that difficult to understand. As we all know, Buddhism talks about the "three seals" of the Dharma – the impermanence of all actions, and the absence of self in all lawsNirvanaSilence as a criterion for identifying the authenticity of the Dharma. Therefore, whenever there is a doubt in the reading of the scriptures, if the "Three Dharma Seals" are used to explain it, it can basically be in line with the original intention of the Dharma.

In the "Three Dharma Seals", "Nirvana Silence" is used as Buddhism.

All the highest and even the ultimate purpose. In many schools of Buddhism, the interpretation of "nirvana silence" is also different, and the development of its own concept is also very rich, but it is also based on the "Four Noble Truths."

In order to attain the ultimate return, the "true extinction" in it refers to "nirvana".

If you trace back to the source, it will come.

All the Dharma is derived from the "Four Noble Truths", and the "Truth of Extinction" is the third, which means to break through "ignorance", see through the true face, and achieve the state of liberation from immortality and physical and mental silence.

I always think that the colors of nature are the most beautiful, far better than any priceless paintings, because no matter how good a painter is, he is only depicting nature. The reason why nature is so beautiful is that it is infinitely tolerant and accepting of all colors, without any discrimination.

A big dream in the world, learning Buddhism is to wake up, there is bitterness and happiness in the dream, the bitterness is not desired, the extreme happiness also gives birth to the cause of sorrow, the ups and downs of the six paths, the three evil paths are long and the good paths are very short. Wake up one day, life and death are really free.

Buddhism is one of the three major religions in the world, and it first started in India. The founder of Buddhism was Shakchang Gyamuni, who became a monk at the age of 29 and attained enlightenment at the age of 35 and founded Buddhism. He preached for 40 years in many countries in the Ganges Valley, and at the age of 80, he was honored as the Buddha, or the Enlightened One.

Buddhism does not begin with esoteric philosophical questions such as the origin of the world, but with an analysis of the problems of life, so it is easy to accept.

The main purpose is to get rid of the defilements and get rid of the suffering and happiness through the transformation of the believers' worldview, outlook on life, values, and specific practice methods. and do not do any evil, but do all good, and purify oneself; It means that we should not do all the evil deeds in the world, but should actively strive to do all the good deeds in the world. Believed.

The scriptures are called Buddhist scriptures, and the collection of Buddhist scriptures includes Qianlong Tibetan and Taizheng Tibetan scriptures.

In addition, the Buddhist "Three Dharma Seals" are performed by the Buddha in this way, so it is a method of sealing the truth (Dharma).

The teachings of the Three Dharma Seals are unique to Buddhism, but they are absolutely absent in other religions, and this is the characteristic of Buddhism and the biggest difference from other religions. The Three Dharma Seals are the three truths that explain the universe of life, and they can help us to judge whether the teachings of Buddhism are in line with the Dharma, and whatever is in line with the Three Dharma Seals is in line with the truth, no matter who said it.

1. Buddhism advocates: do not do all evil, practice all good, and purify oneself.

2. Purpose: It is to teach people to be free from suffering and happy.

Amitabha!

There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south.

Do not do all evil, practice all good, and purify one's will, which is Buddhism.

Buddhism was created by the Venerable Shakyamuni Buddha, and the original purpose of Buddhism should be defined according to his original purpose, which is to be free from suffering and to be happy, and to seek great freedom. Therefore, Buddhism and modern psychology have the same research purpose, which is to find out how to live without suffering. I don't like to listen to other people's words about practicing without any purpose, so what's the use of practicing like that???

Therefore, I personally believe that if there are people who want to study Buddhism, they should keep the original dream and goal of the Buddha to practice, that is, how to live a happy life, so that they can live a fulfilling life for themselves and others.