Thinking about whether life s problems are called delusions .

Well mentioned. Before becoming a saint, we should realize that as long as it conforms to the norms of worldly law, it is correct.

Considering the question of "what do people live for" is the beginning of initiating the Tao, how can it be said that it is "blind thinking"? Before Shakyamuni became a Buddha, he often thought about these questions. It is in this way that he tells us that this is how initiation begins.

This is not a delusion, nor is it delusional.

What is delusion? To be precise, it is the heart of ordinary people who are greedy for the realm of the six dusts. The six roots are greedy for the six dusts, the eyes are greedy for color, the ears are greedy for sound, the nose is greedy for fragrance, the tongue is greedy for taste, the body is greedy for touch, and the mind is greedy for the law (the knowledge of all things, such as theorems, principles, rules, etc.), these greeds are delusions.

Ding Fubao's Dictionary of Buddhism explains delusion as follows: It is not appropriate to call delusion based on reality, and to take all kinds of things in vain for the sake of separation. Note Vimo III:

Sheng said: Delusional and delusional separation. "The three chapters of the Mahayana righteousness are said:

Ordinary people are obsessed with the truth, and all the laws arise. Stick to the name, and take the name according to the name. What is taken is not true, so it is called delusional.

At the end of the same five, he said: "Falsehood is not true, and the name is false." Take the appearance in vain, and think about it.

The Lengyan Sutra says: "All sentient beings, from beginninglessness, birth and death are continuous, and they are all pure and clear bodies that do not know the permanent dwelling heart. With all kinds of delusions, this idea is not true, so there is reincarnation.

The fourth chapter of the Ranga Sutra says: "Delusion is like a silkworm making a cocoon." "The Sutra of Amitayus says:

What the practitioner heard, when he made a decision, he remembered it and gave up, and ordered it to be with Xiutara. If it is not compatible, it is called delusion. "Bodhicitta says:

The method of losing one's way has changed from delusion to immeasurable and boundless troubles. Zhiguan Qi said: "All the laws are delusional and harmonious.

As far as the world is concerned, before enlightenment, all appearances are false, and all thoughts are delusions. However, as far as the worldly Dharma is concerned, delusions are limited to the consciousness of the six roots of greed and attachment to the six dusts, and within this range, all thoughts are divided into two parts, one is good thoughts, and the other is evil thoughts, that is, greed, hatred, and obsession. Delusion refers only to the area of evil thoughts.

Of course, it's not called delusional, my words are concise and to the point, give it to me.

If you look closely, your question is actually very simple, and you think it is complicated. There's no why, what's coming from! Not only to explore, but to keep exploring...

Our wisdom is hard to understand, so if you want to know, just look at what the Buddha said.

Afflictions are bodhi, and there is some point in thinking about them.

Huh: Very interesting question. o(∩_o~

First of all, what is the concept of "delusion"?

Thinking and thinking is greedy, hateful, and naïve.

When some people think about the question of 'why do you live?' it is often unpleasant.

At such times, people come into contact with religion, either on their own or with friends and family.

Or to put it another way, in religion we want to find our true selves, not the Buddha or God who is on high above.

Greed, hatred, and slander are hotbeds of delusion.

If the mind is not cleansed and ethereal, then the answer to the question of 'living' and other questions can only be mundane. We still have to face endless entanglements and strife, and our souls are suffocated.

Secondly, it is a proposition of what it is to be alive.

Last time, someone told me: To live is to live.

Yes, he is quite right, but perhaps the reason why man is a human being and not an animal is that he has thoughts and feelings.

When we come across an animal, we may say that it lives for the sake of living, but it is difficult for us to say such an answer in the face of people.

We will see a lot of cruel things, everyone will have a different fate, we will be angry, we will be unhappy, we will be discouraged.

The proposition of 'alive' is a kind of self-annihilation and awakening.

For example, during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, there were many years of war, what else did the people rely on? What else can sustain them?

No wonder some say, some say, that the devil invented the contract when he realized that war increased the population of heaven.

Another example is broken love and parting.

When we are together, the comfort of the soul often reduces our sense of crisis, until we are separated, all kinds of pain emerge, and the sense of existence of the soul is enhanced, just like the black dot on the white paper, which becomes all that the white paper wants to express, at this time we still can't see the soul itself, just like the blank space that is ignored on the white paper, what we need to find is the whole paper.

Here's another way to put it.

Each system of thought has its own point of view.

Every system of thought has its own logical thinking.

When this system is established.

Answers that are different from it in this system are wrong.

Reading is afraid of reading to death.

A lot of the answers hold.

Not because of its point of view, but because of its logic and context.

Just as we are human beings, we often give human answers, worldly answers, and we live in the world.

Just like everyone thinks that it is right to repay each other, then why is it wrong for everyone to hold grudges against each other and hate each other?

However, it is constantly entangled with each other, and in the end it may be "Romeo and Juliet". Alas

The Buddha was originally a mortal man, and later became a Buddha because he thought about such problems. But everybody has thought about this kind of question, and not everyone has become a Buddha. Whether it is delusional or not is not about what to think, nor whether the answer is correct, but about why and how to think.

No, because this is a deep reflection on the meaning of life, and it is not delusional.

I think so, as long as it doesn't affect normal life, think casually, think casually, anyway, we don't infringe on others, it's better than those who play mahjong every day.

It's worldly "delusions" or what Buddhism calls "delusions," but do you believe in religion?

It's human nature to be curious, and if you want to think about it, why bother with anything else.

In the end, people have to think about those perceptual materials and turn them into rational materials, that is, concepts.

No, it's just the performance of what you think and think during the day, can you see life? It's too hard.

Official Answer:

In the 21st century, there are still people pretending to be ghosts, sad!

What age do you still believe in this, and I despise you a little.

Can't, dreaming is a subconscious, secreted cells in the brain. Advise you not to be superstitious, God, Jesus, Buddha, Zhou Gong, constellations...In my personal opinion, the strength of people is the king. This is the reality, the jungle of the jungle!

If you can really see life in your dreams, then it is truly God, if you believe in God, then you believe it, if you are a materialist, then this is not true.

Reality is always reality Fantasy is always fantasy If it goes on like this, it is naturally not good, and you should get out of it as soon as possible, the facts cannot be changed, the past cannot be repeated, for many people, there is only one opportunity, and if it is wasted, it will not be there again. I think that no matter what it is, we should find a way to solve it, instead of blindly escaping, we should face up to the problem, don't always fantasize, you know.

I live in fantasies all the time, standing upstairs and always feeling like I want to jump down, no...

It's okay to fantasize, but you have to learn to separate the bridge between fantasy and reality, just revel in it and tremble early, don't be unable to extricate yourself, that is the beginning of your failure in life.

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