Being a monk can really be happy, and you can give up some people and some things

To become a monk is to be free from the constraints of troubles.

First of all, a bodhisattva is just a name, and the explanation in the scriptures is that he is a student of the Buddha, and he who has a good heart according to the Buddha's teachings, speaks good words, and does good deeds and is dedicated to pulling out the suffering of sentient beings

Moreover, I am an ordinary person, without supernatural powers, without many, many possessions, and without a high IQ, just for a simple dream, the Buddhist scriptures are like a treasure hunting map in my eyes, and by moving forward with the map, you can witness the Chinese and Tibetan world that the Buddha said, which is a state full of goodness, love, and light

If you have some knowledge of Buddhism, have been practicing for a while, and even have the readiness to become a monk at any time.

If you wish, join me to build our spiritual home, Shangri-La.

I believe that the fluttering wings of a butterfly on the Barmasun River will also have an impact on the environment of the world, giving us a chance to achieve a worry-free dreamland

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It's not like that, being a monk is only about the heart, not about the form. If you don't pick it up, you put it down without saying a word, and cultivation is a process, and there are many things to be experienced, whether it is in the mountains or in the dust.

Ordination is just a formality, and if you don't see it, even if you become a monk, it's not meaningless.

If you can't let go of your heart, even if it's useless.

Becoming a monk means that you want to do everything? Achieved fell into a blank slate.

I am not a monk.

I think most of it was because I wanted to be quiet.

Because that's not it.

Eat and sleep and beat beanie.

Eat and sleep knock wooden fish.

It may be that he really sees through the red dust, his heart is not shocked, there is no trace of utilitarianism, and there is also a possibility that he really has great love in his heart, and he has the purpose of purifying all sentient beings.

Monks have compassion for all sentient beings, have a kind heart, and maintain a certain level of self-cultivation.

When I was at home, I felt very annoyed, when I was a monk, I felt very lost, I didn't have familiar friends next to me, and I felt empty when I thought about my relatives at home.

Honestly, it's a bit of a problem for you to come here and ask if it's a problem. Do monks have time to play this? Expressing skepticism.

When I'm at home, I have a lot of worries and I want to escape.

After leaving home, I first feel free, and then I will feel nostalgic for the past, and then I will have an epiphany that it is better to be at home.

Two situations, two mentalities.

Indifferent to fame and fortune, see through the red dust, and be dedicated to goodness.

The monks must be aiming to get rich, and it has become a kind of profession, or what kind of mentality.

Of course, you don't have to work. Towards a leisurely life.

Of course not, no matter what you do in this world, there are troubles. If you become a monk, the old troubles will be replaced by new ones, and you may feel that the new ones are not as good as the original ones, and you may feel more miserable.

Being a monk is not an effective solution to your problems, and if you want to really solve them, you have to make yourself strong. Only when you become strong will you not take your troubles into account. Also, don't be afraid of troubles, as the so-called difficulties are springs, if you are weak, it will be strong.

The more you fear it, the more powerful you will feel, and the more fearful your heart will be.

Successful people also have a lot of troubles, don't think that if you have more money, you won't have any troubles. Ma.

It was once said that people are happiest when they have 1 million, too much money is just a number, and there are more and more people who hate you.

Troubles not only belong to the weak, but also to the strong, to any person, but some people are strong enough to resolve their troubles, so the impact of troubles on them is relatively small. And some people can't defeat their troubles, so they have a greater impact on them.

Being a monk will not solve the troubles of the world, and if you are not pure-minded, becoming a monk will increase your troubles. Because there are requirements for people to become monks, they are concerned about it when they have to, and they are dedicated to the Buddha. If your family comes to tell you that something is wrong, you can't take care of it.

Because you're already a monk, it's a worldly thing, and it has nothing to do with you.

But if you manage it, it will be tantamount to violating the rules of Buddhism, and you will be punished, and then you will increase your troubles. Those monks are all sincere to the Buddha, and they have no concern or nostalgia for the red dust before they become monks.

And the current Buddhism does not easily accept monks, because monks also have to eat, and take in so many monks, their funds come from? Now that many temples are commercialized, monks also need to turn their fortunes (run businesses). So, there are troubles, and a true warrior is one who dares to face them and overcome them.

Whether there is a problem or not is not directly related to whether you are a monk or not, the trouble is ** to yourself, you can't see it, you have too many desires, you can't reach your desire to feel troubles, and the monk just minimizes his desires, which is the so-called bearishness, everything is short, and there will be no troubles.

Troubles in the heart, and not to leave home has little to do with it, as long as the heart can let go, then the troubles will naturally disappear, if you can't let go, then there is no way.

Well. Cut off all worries. It depends on whether you still have attachment in your own heart. If everything is put down and seen through. You're at ease! There are no constraints.

Whether you have any troubles or not has nothing to do with whether you are a monk or not, if you live a more transparent and open-minded life, you will have fewer troubles. Buddhism is the Dharma of the world, and it is useless to live in the mundane world without understanding and escape into the empty door, and it is useless to live in the mundane world without understanding and escape into the empty door. Do you really think it's so simple and simple in the empty door?

Human nature is the same, and not everyone in the empty door is so vulgar. Live your life well.

If you are a monk, well, it is said that the four are empty, but it should be more difficult to do it, and if you are a monk now, the temple has gradually been commercialized, right? I am incense, there has been a lot of news before, how much does it cost for me to put incense on the pillar? And then what kind of luxury car does Nagato drive, anyway, it's getting more and more cross-ed, right?

He's not the same as the previous monks, so he said. Well, there will still be troubles! Well, there may be very few people who can achieve the four emptiness without any troubles.

The monks are people in the world of sampas, and the people in the world of samsara are still troubled, so the monks can't do it, and they don't have the seven emotions and six desires, and they are empty.

A monk also has his own troubles, but he stays away from the seven emotions and six desires, purifies his mind, and reduces his troubles.

No matter what kind of environment you are in, people will have troubles of one kind or another. It's not possible to have no afflictions, and if you want to be a monk and get rid of all your afflictions, that's unrealistic.

Monks have the same troubles, but they are less common than ordinary people.

As long as you live, you will have troubles, whether you are a monk or not. It's just that there are different ways to deal with people with different troubles, and it is easy for monks to let go.

Look at how to become a monk.

Halfway to becoming a monk, most of them are because of troubles, so how can there be no troubles?

It's just a good expectation, that's impossible!

Monks also have troubles, and for everyone they have troubles.

People will have troubles, depending on how you look at it, mentality is more important.

Monks also have their own troubles.

How could it be. It's up to you to look at these issues.

The trouble for a monk is how to achieve the four major emptiness.

Q: After becoming a monk, will there be no worries?

Venerable Jiqun replied: If there are no afflictions, then you will become a Buddha. But for people in the world, everyone's lifestyle and cultivation are different, and their troubles are naturally different.

As the saying goes, there is nothing in the world, mediocre people disturb themselves, and troubles come from **? I found it myself. A person who is detached from things will naturally have a lot less troubles, and the more we demand, the more troubles we will have.

We want to get married and start a family, but we don't know that getting married and starting a family is the beginning of troubles, and having children is the beginning of worry; We want to have a successful career, but the bigger the career, the deeper we will fall, and we will have an unfinished heart and endless work.

I have been a monk for more than 20 years, and I have never worried about family or work, so none of these worries are for me. Personally, I've always been propagating the Dharma with fate, doing my best to do something when the conditions are ripe, and I don't have a particularly clear goal or something that I have to accomplish, so I don't have any attachments, and my troubles are not obvious.

Annoyance comes from the heart, not from the outside.

Troubles have nothing to do with being a monk at home.

However, if the level of ordination is the level of renunciation, the level of renunciation, the home of detachment from troubles, and the appearance is very free, without all the shackles, then the monk will have no troubles.

There are two levels of monks:

The body is a monk, and the heart is not a monk (ordinary monk).

The body is a monk, and the heart is a monk (sage monk).

There are also two levels of people in Lizhou shantyhouses:

If you don't leave home, you don't leave your heart (you don't know what you want) and you don't know what you do

Human beings are emotional animals, as long as they live normally, they will always be surrounded by all kinds of feelings, among which there may be happiness, happiness, sadness, sorrow, envy, jealousy, resentment, and complaining. Abound.

You are particularly annoyed right now, on the one hand, it may be that you are too stressed, and on the other hand, you may be experiencing a headache. There are two ways to do this:

1.Use the decompression method. Don't let yourself be affected by those things all day, and leave some time for yourself to forget about the unpleasantness completely.

Or do something that interests you, such as watching a movie, listening to a song, going shopping, karaoke, playing a game--- intended to distract you; Or climbing, climbing, swimming, mopping, and doing laundry. It's good to sweat profusely, exercise can promote the secretion of a pleasant substance in the brain; Or go to an open place and shout. It is intended to vent bad substances in the body.

These can be regarded as ways to vent emotions.

2.Face the problem head-on. Carefully analyze the cause of a bad mood and find a way to solve or improve it. It may not be eliminated soon, but as long as you have the intention to improve and take practical actions, you will definitely get closer and closer to success.

Give it a try, and you'll definitely get better.

Death is an irresponsible attitude, and monks need the consent of their families, and they can read books and CDs on Buddhism. You can also practice at home.

Do you really want to become a monk or do you want to be impulsive?