The girl said that I had seen through the red dust, and from now on I will always accompany the anci

It's literal. I don't want to be delayed by the things in the world, worrying, and leaving all kinds of troubles behind, like a monk, always by the side of the ancient Buddha. Most of these words are made by feelings, but how many can really see through the red dust?

Even the monks under the Buddha statue are not very few who can really see through the red dust. There are a few people in the red dust who can see through it, and they just want to escape. It's just a period of escaping, and after a while, it will re-enter Vanity Fair.

. The girl said this, maybe this is a shield word, just hoping that others will not disturb him. Maybe it's because the things in the previous relationship made him sad and sad, and now he just wants to escape from other people's ** for him, so that he can recover.

To say such things is to avoid something. It can't be true.

That is to say, she doesn't want to get married, she wants to live alone for the rest of her life, she must have been too disappointed after falling out of love, so she has seen through the red dust, and from then on she will always accompany the green light ancient Buddha.

Refusing feelings may just be because you are hurt and afraid. People's minds will change because of age and experience, and after a while, people's minds will change.

In fact, it used to live independently, didn't want to get married, and kept pace with the times.

Hongchen sees through this life.

May it always be accompanied by the ancient Buddha of the green light.

The meaning of this sentence is to see through the red dust.

He has seen through everything in the world.

Willing to become a monk and live a quiet life.

Once mistakenly entered this door, often accompanied by the green lantern in front of the ancient Buddha.

A green lantern accompanied by the ancient Buddha, half for the practice and half into the magic red dust, see through this life, and wish to accompany the ancient Buddha of the green lantern for a long time! The green lantern ancient Buddha accompanies him for a lifetime, and he lives up to it.

I hate that I didn't accumulate fate before I was born, and the ancient Buddha green lantern accompanied the years.

It means that this person has seen through the red dust and feels that this life has little meaning. He wanted to go to the temple and become a monk and recite Buddhism.

See through the red dust and become a monk and a pure land. That is, one is accustomed to purity.

I saw through life, and I wanted to become a nun and a monk, and I lost this life.

You go to the major monasteries to try your luck, and you can become a monk if you need it. . . As for the red dust. It's all red dust, and if you see through it, you won't say that.

Then become a monk! I'm sticking with you.

Meaning means:The author originally saw through the red dust, escaped into the empty door, and was no longer contaminated with everything in the red dust. But the six roots are not pure, and they are still greedy for red dust and turbid wine. Everyone's life is a one-man battle.

The years will not disappoint, there is love in the heart, and there is perseverance.

Difficulty:1. Green light

Qingying's oil lamp usually refers to breaking away from the world and taking refuge in Buddhism. Therefore, there is also a saying that the green lantern accompanies the ancient Buddha.

The earliest is from the seventh volume of the fifth chapter of "Dream of Red Mansions" and the seventh volume of "The Twelve Hairpins of Jinling".

A green lantern accompanied by an ancient Buddha, half for practice and half for demons.

After Hongchen sees through this life, he is willing to accompany the ancient Buddha of the green lamp for a long time.

Since then, the green lantern has been accompanied by the ancient Buddha, and it has lived up to its promise.

It means that the six roots are not pure enough, and the outside is like the Dharma practice, and the inner desire is monstrous, just because of the liking of the things in this cup, they are nostalgic for the wind and dust, and they can't bear to return.

2. No returnees

It also refers to seeing through the red dust and escaping into the empty door, empty is color, color is empty, and has become a non-returnee of red dust. The green lantern did not return, indicating that this person had seen through the red dust, escaped into the empty door, and was no longer contaminated with everything in the red dust. Maybe it's because of the world, maybe it's because of the emotional injury, in short, it's a lonely life with a green lantern and an ancient Buddha.

But because of the turbid wine left the wind and dust", just because I like the things in this cup and miss the dust, I can't bear to go back. The direction still illuminates the way forward, and time cannot change the obsessive goal. The poems of green lanterns and starlight reflect the sense of distance that is not within one's own scope and fully express the author's persistence in something that is not within his responsibility, and time cannot change the author's persistence and yearning.

Implications:

Everything in the world cannot be changed by human will, and only through one's own continuous efforts can one achieve the life you want. I wanted to end this life with the fragments of the green lantern, but I still coveted the beauty of this world, and when I was in a hurry to go at night, the starry sky would not ask me where I was going, and only by working hard to run towards a beautiful and happy life would I live up to the years. The years are quiet, don't live up to the rest of your life.

I was originally a person who accompanied the Buddha and had a calm heart like water, but because of my greed for red dust and wine, I was obsessed with the gentle countryside. Time flies, years of dyeing, life will never correct you right or wrong, you spend time and mind on **, you will always get the surprise that life gives you. If you fight with the dragon for too long, you will become a dragon yourself, and if you stare into the abyss for too long, you will find that the abyss will stare back.

But I didn't know that all this was unreal, and everything turned into a dream after waking up.

I didn't understand how to talk about green lights, turbid wine, and rushing years.

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The troubled silk is the hair, symbolizing the dust edge falling to the ground, devoting oneself to the Buddha and not asking about the world. A woman who saw through the red dust cut off 3,000 hairs for a nun, and faced the Buddha all day long.

Last time in Changhong. Is there a location? My vision is high, and Fei Fei has read his apprentice mutton shabu mutton and his grandfather.

The meaning of green silk with withered lamp is to become a monk at a young age and escape into the empty door.

Please adopt, thank you for sending you blessings!

It's just to see through the red dust! Let the good years accompany the lamp to visit the Buddha!

The woman is disheartened, cuts the green silk, and is often accompanied by the green lantern ancient Buddha.

Figuratively practice, see through the red dust, withered lamp: the oil is dry, the lamp is extinguished.

Monk. Convert to Buddhism or Taoism. Be downhearted.

Dust whisk, also known as dust whisk, whisk, dust tail, is a tool or utensil attached to the front end of the handle with animal hair (such as horse tail, tail tail) or silk linen, generally used to sweep away dust traces or repel mosquitoes and flies. In Taoist culture, dust is a commonly used utensil for Taoist priests, and some martial arts schools regard dust as a kind of **. The dust whisk is also a Chinese Buddhist ritual instrument, symbolizing the removal of troubles.

Whisking dust is also a famous ** of Taoism.

"Poor embroidered Houmen girl, lying alone next to the ancient Buddha of the green lantern" is Jia Xichun's sentence in "Dream of Red Mansions". The meaning of this sentence is: A well-born young lady of Houmen can only spend her miserable and lonely life next to Buddha statues and green lanterns in the end.

Jia Xichun, a character in the classical masterpiece "Dream of Red Mansions", is among the "Twelve Crowned Women" in Jinling.

Jia Xichun is the youngest of the four sisters of the Jia family, the youngest daughter of Jia Jing in the Ningguo Mansion and the younger sister of Jia Zhen. Because her father Jia Jing blindly did good alchemy, she didn't care about anything else, and her mother died early, she has been growing up next to Jia's mother in Rongguo Mansion. Because he didn't have the love of his parents, he developed a withdrawn and indifferent character, and his heart was cold.

The declining fate of the four major families and the unfortunate ending of the three sisters of the family made her have the idea of abandoning the world, so she shaved her hair and became a nun. According to Hongxue research, Xichun was previously a nun in Shuiyuean (栊cui庵 had been included in the official register at the time of the defeat of Jiafu, and only Shuiyuean was as"Iean"and not included in the official register) so it is:"The three spring scenes are not long, and the clothes are changed from the makeup of the past.

Poor embroidered Houmen girl, lying alone next to the ancient Buddha of the green light. "

Jia Xichun's desire to become a monk has been there since he was a child, and as he grew older and the decline of Jiafu became more and more determined. If Xichun's "cold heart and cold mouth" is the internal cause of her entry into Buddhism, then the harsh environment is an important outer edge of her study of Buddhism, and the convergence of causes and conditions contributed to her fate of taking refuge in Buddhism.

The green lantern ancient Buddha has seen through the red dust and entered the Buddhist door all his life.