How to look at the Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism three in one culture

None of them can be missing. Because of the inclusive culture of the Chinese nation, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism have become an inseparable part of the Chinese culture!

Strictly speaking, the culture of the Chinese nation is the culture of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and the ancients had a cloud, "red flowers, white lotus roots, green lotus leaves, the three religions were originally one family", which is what it means. According to the elaboration of teacher Nan Huaijin, a cultural structure similar to a pyramid has been formed together

1. Confucian culture is the base of the tower, constituting the basic content of the Chinese nation, and the core idea is "Gewu, Zhizhi, self-cultivation, Qi family, governing the country, and leveling the world", which is applied to life, that is, to listen to the words of almost all parents: "Children, you have to study hard, find a good job in the future, and be a useful person to the society." So, Confucianism is similar to food and drink, and if you don't eat or drink, you will die.

2. Taoist culture is the body of the tower, and the core idea is "advocating nature, ruling by doing nothing", this "non-action" is not inaction, nor does it do nothing, but conforms to the laws of nature, and pays attention to the induction of heaven and man and karma. Therefore, Taoist thought is similar to a hospital, if you have a disease, you have to go to the hospital, not only to find out the cause of the illness, but also to find a prescription to remedy.

3. Buddhist culture is the top of the tower, and the core idea is that the core idea is to "see the mind clearly, liberate life and death, and transcend reincarnation", in modern terms, "it is time to consider spiritual things when you are full of food and drink"; Or "people who meet material needs will inevitably have spiritual needs", the biggest reason why the trend of faith in today's society has entered a new upsurge is that people find that they are full of food and drink but still feel unhappy, so they begin to find the reason from the spiritual level! Therefore, Buddhism is similar to a supermarket, if you don't have money to go in, rub the air conditioner, look at the products, be happy, buy small things if you have a little money, buy big things if you have a lot of money, take what you need, and get what you want.

The ancients' "Harmony Diagram" is a metaphor for the unity of the three religions.

1. Confucianism, the humanistic tradition. Confucianism emphasizes "people", but it also advocates benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, and faith. The value of personality and morality is even higher than life, and "benevolence" is regarded as the unique and noble meaning and value of human life.

Confucianism realizes and pursues the people-oriented nature of the present and land society, and actively joins the WTO!

2. Taoism, the naturalistic tradition. Taoism advocates respecting the natural laws of all things, taking care of and explaining life, society and the universe with natural nature and natural causes, and striving to protect the laws of nature in all human actions, and the unity of nature and man. Taoism advocates non-action, worships nature, and follows the laws of heaven!

3. Buddhism, liberationist thought. Shakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, founded Buddhism in the practice of seeking liberation, and pointed out the way to liberation by calling for confusion, trouble, suffering, and death in life, so as to provide a religious spiritual support for the world. Buddhism focuses more on inner exploration in order to achieve liberation in life!

1. Confucianism, the humanistic tradition. Confucianism emphasizes "people", but advocates benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, and faith. The value of personality and morality is even higher than life, and "benevolence" is regarded as the unique and noble meaning and value of human life.

Confucianism realizes and pursues the people-oriented nature of the real society, and actively joins the WTO!

2. Taoism, the naturalistic tradition. Taoism advocates respecting the natural laws of all things, taking care of and explaining life, society and the universe with natural nature and natural causes, and striving to protect the laws of nature in all human actions, and the unity of nature and man. Taoism advocates non-action, worships nature, and follows the laws of heaven!

3. Buddhism, liberationist thought. Shakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, founded Buddhism in the practice of seeking liberation, pointing out the way to liberation from confusion, trouble, suffering, and death in life, so as to provide a spiritual support for the world to be religious. Buddhism focuses more on inner exploration in order to achieve liberation in life!