What does it mean to read and what does it mean to take refuge

Refuge means as follows:

Basic explanation: 1. Also take refuge.

2. Buddhist initiation ceremony. It means that the Buddha, the Dharma (teachings), and the Sangha are obedient and attached, so it is also called the three refuges.

3. Generally refers to wholeheartedly believing in Buddhism or participating in other religious organizations.

Detailed explanation: 1. Buddhism. Originally referred to the initiation ceremony of Buddhism. It means that the Buddha, the Dharma (teachings), and the Sangha are obedient and dependent, so it is also called the three refuges. The latter mostly refers to devout Buddhism or participation in other religious organizations.

Tang Liqi's poem "Su Ying Gong Zen Room Wen Fan": "I felt that there was no place to live, and I suddenly wanted to take refuge. "Journey to the West" Chapter 52:

I heard that the Venerable Guanyin liberated your body, converted to Buddhism, and the monk of the Tang Dynasty came here to seek scriptures. Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei Wu Qiuyue": "Born as a Buddha, he has taken refuge very religiously.

Sun Yat-sen's "The True Solution of the Chinese Question": "Xu Guangqi, a scholar at that time, himself converted to Catholicism. ”

2. It is said that the body and mind are oriented and relied on.

Qing Niu "Yao Yuanyuan": "Yuanyuan took refuge in the general, and matched the great domain." Yan Fu "Like the Three Guarantees": "However, according to the way of Confucius, today's people have taken refuge in Confucius. Ye Shengtao's "Ni Huanzhi" 29: "This is only a conversion to wine." ”

皈藈語語: guī yī. [Explanation] also as conversion.

Buddhist noun. The initiation ceremony for those who believe in Buddhism. Because of the attachment to the three treasures of Buddha, Dharma and Sangha, it is also called the "three refuges".

It generally refers to wholeheartedly practicing Buddhism or participating in other religious organizations.

synonyms] converts, converts, converts.

antonym] detachment.

Detached from [pinyin] [ tuō lí ].

Explanation] (moving) severing relations; Leave: Can't actually. Nearly disjointed. Anti-Contact|Combine.

synonyms] separate, disconnect, get rid of, leave.

antonyms] union, contact, connection, conversion.

The word "refuge" literally means to turn around, or to take refuge. It is relied on, or trusted. Any act of turning around, or taking refuge in trust, can be called refuge, so the word "refuge" is not exclusive to Buddhism.

Refuge: Buddhist noun, verb. Buddhist. Originally referred to the initiation ceremony of Buddhism. It means that the Buddha, the Dharma (teachings), and the Sangha are obedient and dependent, so it is also called the three refuges. The latter mostly refers to devout Buddhism or participation in other religious organizations. It is said that the body and mind return and rely on.

The stroke order of refuge:

Total strokes: 9 strokes. 1.

(Apostrophe.)丨(Vertical ..)Horizontal fold

One (horizontal ..)One (horizontal ..)(Apostrophe.)

(Apostrophe.)乛 (horizontal skimming horizontal hookPound).

According to the total strokes: 8 strokes. 1.

(Apostrophe.)丨(Vertical ..), (dot .

One (horizontal ..)(Apostrophe.)Vertical lift

(Apostrophe.)Pound).

"Refuge" is a Buddhist noun, verb, and Buddhist word. Originally referred to the initiation ceremony of Buddhism. It means that the Buddha, the Dharma (teachings), and the Sangha are obedient and dependent, so it is also called the three refuges.

The latter mostly refers to devout Buddhism or participation in other religious organizations. It is said that the body and mind return and rely on. Sun Yat-sen, "The True Solution of the Chinese Question":

Xu Guangqi, a scholar at the time, himself converted to Catholicism. ”

The merit of refuge1. Often encounter Buddhism and tend to enter the inner way.

2. The bad karma of the past is all pure.

3. Don't fall into bad taste.

4. Be blessed by immeasurable goodness, and not be damaged by obstacles such as human and non-human beings.

5. Everything that is done must be done.

Refuge means: It means the return of body and mind, relying on it.

皈藈語語: guī yī.

Source of refuge: I felt that I had no place to live, and I suddenly wanted to take refuge - Tang Li Qi's "Su Ying Gong Zen Room Wen Fan".

Example sentences for refuge

1. Tantra is the highest method of contemplating the unity of the Buddha and self through taking refuge in the Vajra Master, according to the mantras faxed by the master and strict procedures and rituals, in order to become a Buddha immediately.

2. And be able to practice refuge, keep the precepts, and other karmic practices from time to time, so as to accumulate good karma.

3. The God who knows philosophy and forsaken is not the same God who is proficient in philosophy and converts.

4. On the day of love, "I love you" is not a game of one plus one, just as the earth is the breath of grass, the ocean is the teardrop of fish, and love is the refuge of emotion. True love is a miracle of life, and you are the sweetness of my life.

5. The master also reminded the public that they should have good intentions, do good deeds, and say good things, and being able to take refuge in front of the Buddha's finger relics is like taking refuge in front of the Buddha, and it is the good karma of long-term cultivation in order to have this blessing.

The pinyin for conversion is: guī yī.

The refuge strokes are:

1. There are a total of 9 strokes, and the strokes are: apostrophe, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal, horizontal, apostrophe, apostrophe, horizontal apostrophe, horizontal hook, and pinch.

2. There are a total of 8 strokes, and the strokes are: apostrophe, vertical, point, horizontal, apostrophe, vertical lift, apostrophe, and pinch.

The meaning of conversion is that it originally referred to the initiation ceremony of Buddhism, and later it generally referred to the belief in Buddhism or participation in other religious organizations. Also known as "return".

Meaning of Yi: 1, rely on, rely on: rely on, rely on (rely on; Imitation, mostly refers to art, learning), attachment and stove, snuggling with rocks, dependence, attachment to coarse ears, and return.

2. In accordance with: in accordance with, still, according to, in order.

3. Obedience, promise: compliance, obedience, and consent.

4. Intimate appearance: "There is a person who depends on him".

Introduction to synonyms:

皈投 pronunciation: ɡuī tóu.

Expression of meaning: The meaning is to return to refuge.

Part of speech: Usually used as a verb in a sentence to modify the subject or object.

Example sentence: When we take refuge in the embrace of Buddhism, we can not only believe in Buddhism as a religion, but also study Buddhism as an academic study.

皈交 (guī yī).

Paraphrase. 1.and for refuge.

2.Buddhist noun. The initiation ceremony for those who believe in Buddhism. Because of the attachment to the three treasures of Buddha, Dharma and Sangha, it is also called the "three refuges".

Three refuges. 3.It generally refers to wholeheartedly practicing Buddhism or participating in other religious organizations.

Taking refuge is the basic introduction to Buddhism. Taking refuge means taking refuge or relying on it, and it is blessed by the Three Jewels. The Three Jewels refer to the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha: the Buddha is the enlightened one, the Dharma is the teaching, and the Sangha is the one who continues the wisdom of the Buddha.

Paraphrase. Buddhist.

Originally referred to the initiation ceremony of Buddhism. It means that the Buddha, the Dharma (the doctrine is based on the calendar), and the Sangha are obedient and attached, so it is also called the three refuges. Later Zen silver refers to devout Buddhism or participation in other religious organizations.

Tang Li Ji's poem "Su Ying Gong Zen Room Wen Fan": Sun Sou "felt that there was no place to live, and suddenly made his heart want to take refuge." ”

The fifty-second chapter of Ming Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West": "I heard that the Venerable Guanyin liberated your body, converted to Buddhism, and the monk of the Tang Dynasty came here to seek scriptures. ”

Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei Wu Qiuyue": "Born as a Buddha, he has taken refuge very religiously. ”

Sun Yat-sen's "The True Solution of the Chinese Question": "Xu Guangqi, a scholar at that time, himself converted to Catholicism. ”