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Anonymous users2024-02-12Filling your life with joy is the essence of Buddhist practice. Attaining the happiness of the worldly Dharma is called freedom from suffering and happiness, for example, when you get peace through chanting sutras, and you use peace to drive away many troubles in life. But this kind of happiness is conditional, that is, you are happy when you recite the sutras, and you are not happy if you don't recite the sutras; When you have money, you are happy, and if you don't have money, you are not happy; Be happy when you're healthy, and be unhappy if you're not healthy; Happy when you have a beautiful wife, but not happy after divorce; When you have a house, you are happy, but if you can't buy a house, you are not happy......The formation of matter requires the aggregation of causes, which means that if your happiness is based on a certain substance, you cannot be happy all the time.
Such happiness is passive, it needs to be given—whatever is giving you happiness—then it is unreliable. The sage does not seek happiness from suffering, but unconditional happiness. That is to say, he is very happy no matter what, and this happiness comes from the heart and does not need to meet any external conditions, so it is called "the happiness of nirvana".
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Idols are not beliefs. The first to confuse idols with faith was witchcraft, such as shamanism in northern China, which is an idolatrous witchcraft. In fact, Buddhism is also a kind of witchcraft. Worship and faith are two different things.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10This is to ask those who have seen the Buddha.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Shame is even more pitiful! Corrupt humanity! It has become everyone shouting and beating: never produce, have hands and don't do things, have a mouth but don't speak, and don't walk with feet; Single-mindedly seeking for greed! The biggest idol!
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Anonymous users2024-02-08The Buddhist belief is to "believe in one's own Buddha nature".
The definition of Buddhist belief should be based on the object of belief on the one hand, and the inner mind of the believer on the other. Therefore, the inner aspect of faith must correspond to the external orientation and form a structure.
Specifically, it is possible to define the possible state of the inner aspect of the belief by identifying the object of the Buddhist belief, and then clarify the basic meaning of the Buddhist belief in the inner aspect on this basis.
Many people may think that Buddhism is superstitious because they only believe in Buddhism and Sangha, but they have not studied much Buddhism. The ultimate goal of the Buddhist faith is not to believe in religion or Buddhism.
And Yin Qiao is that after studying the Dharma and practicing seriously, he has self-confidence by believing in him. Ultimate faith is self-confidence. In other words, believe in yourself. Through continuous study and practice, I realized that everyone can become a Buddha. In other words, everyone has the possibility of becoming a Buddha.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Hello, Buddhism is one of the major religions in the world that originated in India in the 6th century BC. It is a belief system based on the teachings of the Buddha, also known as Shakyamuni. The core teachings of Buddhism are the Four Noble Truths, the Noble Eightfold Path, and karma.
The Four Noble Truths are the cornerstones of Buddhism and include the Truth of Suffering, the Truth of Concentration, the Truth of Extinction, and the Truth of the Path. The truth of suffering refers to the sufferings experienced by human beings, such as birth, old age, sickness and death, love and separation, resentment and hatred, and unbelieving. The collective truth is the cause of suffering, i.e., greed, hatred, naivety, etc.
The true stopping means that suffering can be eliminated, i.e., the Noble Eightfold Path is the method by which suffering can be eliminated. The true path refers to the attainment of nirvana through the Noble Eightfold Path, transcending the cycle of birth and death. The Noble Eightfold Path is the method of Buddhist practice that includes correct view, right thinking, right speech, right karma, right diligence, right mindfulness, right concentration, and right liberation.
Buddhism also emphasizes karma, that is, because of a person's words and thoughts, there will be corresponding karma, so Buddhism encourages people to practice good deeds and avoid evil deeds. In short, Buddhism advocates the elimination of suffering and the pursuit of liberation, and through the practice of the Noble Eightfold Path, one can attain a state of transcendence from the cycle of birth and death.
After believing in religion, I found that religion is not so mysterious, and the biggest change is probably that I changed my view of religion, and I began to want to challenge it, but I gained faith in it, and it was a process of constantly discovering that I was stupid, that is, to make myself better and better
I am a Buddhist, and I only represent us Buddhists, and I dare not say the righteousness of other religions without authorization First of all, the owner of the building knows that Buddhism is not like other religions that think that we human beings and all things are created by whom, Buddhism believes that things are "the harmony of all fates", that is, there must be many conditions to make all things; Other religions believe that God is the supreme leader of the universe or the only master, but Buddhism believes that any of us' misfortune and good fortune are our own good and evil to determine our own destiny, that is, we are our own destiny, now some tourist temples because of the intervention of the tourism bureau in order to make money, deliberately looking for a fortune teller wearing monk clothes for economic benefits, the landlord understands that I don't say much, Buddhism is not a belief in fate, you can learn about Buddhism on the Internet; The practice of Buddhism is based on meditation to calm the mind, that is, the religion of cultivating the mind, unlike other religions that worship God, we regard the Buddha as a teacher rather than as a "master" or something; Buddha is the transliteration of the Indian language, there is no word Buddha, translated into Chinese characters for the enlightened, that is, the enlightened person, we think that the Buddha is the person who knows the truth, so we learn from him, unlike other religions that the truth is fixed on the Lord, he teaches that God is supreme, but Buddhism believes that all living beings are equal, anyone who realizes the truth is a Buddha, the difference between us and the Buddha is that we are awakened and unconscious, we worship the Buddha is to respect the teacher, not to worship the gods; The introduction of Buddhism into China is greatly influenced by the local beliefs, and now people regard the Buddha as a god and regard the gods and the Jade Emperor and Queen Mother of China as gods, this is because Buddhism was introduced in the Han Dynasty, and people at that time used the local ideas to understand the Buddhist scriptures and Buddha, so the development of Buddhism has become a religion in people's minds; It is very true that the Buddha did not allow us to worship gods and divination in his precepts; The Buddhist scriptures have said some things about the gods, but they are all to pave the way for us to practice the inner way, and finally tell you that Buddhism admits that there are gods in the world, and we humans and animals exist the same, we can't just say that they don't have because we just can't see it, just like we can't see the huge universe and say that the universe doesn't have it, but the important thing is that Buddhism only regards God as one of the difficult brothers, although he is very capable, but he is still controlled by desire, so he still has to learn from the Buddha and our teacher
Yes. But don't always look at superstition in a negative light, superstition is also the crystallization of human wisdom, although human beings do not understand the nature of those physical objects, but that is also a long-term choice to accumulate things.
The Three Realms of Idealism, the Ten Thousand Laws of Consciousness, the material is the appearance of the spirit, and the spirit is the virtual of the material.
In the depths of some people's hearts, there is a deep confusion that drives people to find an answer. It can put you on the right path, and of course, it can also lead you astray. A little bit of superficiality, and criticism is welcome.