Don t worry about idle things, it is a good time in the world. What is the meaning?

Isn't that the literal meaning of the poem itself?

Don't be nosy, your ears are pure, how beautiful and peaceful the world is.

Less worrying about the sky, less gossip, and more self-cultivation is of course your best life.

A person living in this world will inevitably be sad, sometimes will be moved helpless, there are many idle things, but do not hang idle things in your heart, to throw away all troubles, as long as there is no sorrow in your heart, all year round is a good season in the world, you must be happier than others.

From the fifty-five songs of the ancient songs, one of them.

Song Dynasty: Shi Shaotan.

There are flowers in spring, there are moons in autumn, cool breeze in summer, and snow in winter.

Don't worry about idle things, it is a good time in the world.

Paraphrase. Spring has a hundred flowers, and autumn has a full moon. There is a cool breeze in the summer, while there is snow in the winter.

If there are no worries in your heart to worry about, all year round is a good time in the world.

Appreciation. The first two lines of the poem are simple, describing the change of seasons and also illustrating that each season has specific characteristics. Flowers bloom in spring, cool breezes in summer nights, stars are sparse in autumn, and snowflakes fly in winter.

While every season has its own good and bad, these are natural phenomena.

With a normal mind, we will look down on the rich and the poor, and we can be happy every day; With a normal mind, we can forget our troubles and be happy every day. The situation is created by the heart, no matter how much wealth you have, you don't know that satisfaction will be painful; No matter how much suffering you have, as long as you let go, you will be safe.

All laws are born from the heart, and the heart is the foundation of all laws", if you understand this truth, you will not ask what the Tao is.

It refers to idle things, things that are useless to think about, that is, things that instruct people to be troubled.

There is a poem by Zen Master Song Yu'an: "Don't put idle things in your heart." It means: Don't pollute your mind with unproductive disturbing things.

There are many troubles in the world, such as disobedience to reputation, status, love, possessions, and fortune, or sickness, enmity, or natural and social calamities, which affect oneself, and so on. Hanging means hanging, obstacles, if you don't have a normal heart to face, you will be haunted by these troubles all the time. Lingering and painful.

Then there is still the mind to enjoy and taste the beautiful scenery of nature!

FYI.

These two poems embody a philosophy of life, if you are not distracted by idle things or do not take it to heart, it is a good time all the time. The key is to adjust the mentality, so that you can get the artistic conception of picking chrysanthemums under the east fence and leisurely seeing Nanshan.

The meaning of this verse is:

If there is no idle disturbance, then every day is the best time in the world.

From: "Ode" by the monk Wumen in the Song Dynasty, the original poem is as follows:

There are flowers in spring, there are moons in autumn, cool breeze in summer, and snow in winter.

If there is nothing to worry about, it is a good time in the world.

This sentence means not to put some useless things in your own thoughts. This will become a burden on your heart. So that you can see the best things in the world.

Original text: There are flowers in spring, there is a moon in autumn, there is a cool breeze in summer, and there is snow in winter.

Translation: All year round, every season has the beauty of each season, spring has a hundred flowers and autumn has a moon, summer has a cool breeze and winter has snow, if there can be no idle troubles, no worries, sorrows and fears haunting the heart, then every day of the year and every season will be the best season in the world.

From the nineteenth article of Huang Longhuikai's famous book "No Door".

Emotional expression: Every season has the beauty of each season throughout the year. There are flowers in spring, there are moons in autumn, cool breeze in summer and snow in winter, if there is no idle trouble, no worries, sorrow and panic haunting the heart, then every day of the year and every season will be the best time in the world.

It speaks of the free mind that the heart desires, and at the same time connects with the "contemplation of freedom" conveyed by the Heart Sutra.

The whole poem is: there are flowers in spring, there is a moon in autumn, there is a cool breeze in summer, and there is snow in winter. If there is nothing to worry about, it is a good time in the world. From the nineteenth article of Huang Longhuikai's famous book "No Door".

Meaning: all year round, every season has the beauty of each season, there are flowers in spring, there is a bright moon in autumn, there is a cool breeze in summer, there is snow in winter, if there can be no idle troubles, no worries, sorrows and fears haunting the heart, then every day of the year and every season will be the best season in the world.

The Tang Dynasty monk Wumen Huikai Zen Master once advised people to do nothing in their hearts, thinking that in this way they could live a comfortable and natural life. He has a poem that says:

There are flowers in spring, there are moons in autumn, cool breeze in summer, and snow in winter.

If there is nothing to worry about, it is a good time in the world.

No matter what the changes in the world are, as long as our hearts are not moved by the external environment and maintain a mindset of attaining the joy of view, then all honor and disgrace, right and wrong, gain and loss cannot control us, and the world in our hearts is infinitely broad.

Nothing in your heart is actually a calm state of mind, a calm attitude towards life.

The past is irretrievable, and regrets are useless; Things cannot be grasped in the future, and it is difficult to make various plans for the future too early. Only by grasping the present life can you have a bright future.

Therefore, when you no longer sigh and eat tastelessly about the past or the future, you will be able to live a comfortable and happy life without distractions.

As long as you have a normal heart, then there are good scenery and good mood everywhere.

"Partridge Sky, Forest Broken Mountain, Bamboo Hidden Wall".[Song] Su ShiThe forest is broken, the mountains are bright and the bamboo is hidden, and the cicadas are decaying and the grass is a small pond. Turning over the blank birds from time to time, according to the water red fern fine fragrance. Outside the cottage, next to the ancient city, the cane quinoa slowly turns to the sun.

It rained three nights last night, and it was cold for another day. This was done by Su Shi when he was demoted to Huangzhou. This is a rural scene after the summer rain, cicadas, withered grass, white birds, red ferns, the countryside scenery is so lovely, the new cool after the rain makes the poet feel very comfortable, and the pen reveals the author's leisurely and happy mood.

Su Shi's life has been bumpy and displaced, but he can always face it with optimism, I think, this is the reason why Su Shi is still immortal for thousands of years.

This poem describes Su Shi and his friends traveling to Nanshan together, in the suburbs, they use tea and wild vegetables, Su Shi is full of taste, there are mountains and scenery and tea, the most delicious thing in the world is still light pleasure!

Yes: there are flowers in spring and moon in autumn, cool breeze in summer and snow in winter.

"If there is nothing to worry about, it is a good time in the world" means that if there is no idle thing to disturb the mind, then every day is the best time in the world.

This sentence comes from the Southern Song Dynasty Wumen Huikai Zen Master "Wumen Guan, Ode to the Ordinary Heart is the Way", the original text is as follows:

There are flowers in spring, there are moons in autumn, cool breeze in summer, and snow in winter. If there is nothing to worry about, it is a good time in the world.

Note: All year round, every season has the beauty of each season, spring has a hundred flowers and autumn has a moon, summer has a cool breeze and winter has snow, if you can have no idle worries, no worries and sorrows and fears haunting the heart, then every day of the year and every season will be the best season in the world.

The meaning of this sentence is that if there is no idle matter to disturb the mind, then every day is the best time in the world.

From the Song Dynasty Wumen monk's "Song", the original poem is as follows, there are hundreds of flowers in spring, there is a moon in autumn, there is a cool breeze in summer and snow in winter.

If there is nothing to worry about, it is a good time in the world.

The translation is as follows: flowers bloom in spring, the moon hangs high in autumn, cool breezes gust in summer, and snow flutters in winter.

If there is no idle disturbance, then every day is the best time in the world.

There are flowers in spring, there are moons in autumn, cool breeze in summer, and snow in winter. If there is nothing to worry about, it is a good time in the world. It means that there are a hundred flowers in the spring, and a full moon in the autumn.

There is a cool breeze in the summer, while there is snow in the winter. If there are no worries in your heart to worry about, all year round is a good time in the world. From the Song Dynasty to the Song Dynasty monk Wumen Hui Kai four seasons song.

Character introduction

Wumen Huikai, 1183 to 1260, was a monk of the Yang Qi sect of the Rinzai sect. A native of Qiantang, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, his common surname is Liang. There is no door in the word, and the world is known as the door and the wisdom is open.

This poem can be called a classic of Zen poetry, so it is deeply loved by the monks and laypeople, and it is widely circulated and endured. Entered the Tao at an early age, studied the scriptures extensively, was older, lived alone in the stone room of the south peak and meditated, accumulated six years, suddenly had a provincial enlightenment, and was out of the courtesy to the mountains.

The law is obtained under the seat of the Yuelin Master Guan Zen Master of Jiangsu Wanshou Temple. In the eleventh year of Jiading, the law was opened in Anji Baoguo Temple, and the second time moved to Longxing Tianning Temple, Huanglong Cuiyan Temple, Suzhou Kaiyuan Temple, Lingyan Temple, Zhenjiang Jiaoshan Temple, Jinling Baoning Temple and other temples. In the second year of Shaoding, for the emperor's birthday celebration, he compiled a volume without a door, which was a selection of 48 famous public cases of the Zen records, plus comments and songs.

In the sixth year of the reign of Emperor Rinzong, he was ordered to enter the Renwang Temple in Hangzhou. In his later years, he lived by the West Lake, and Li Zong once ordered the Buddha to choose the temple to say the law, praying for rain in the palace to get the sense, and then gave the golden robe, and the name of the Buddha's eye Zen master. The shape of the teacher is dry, the hair is fluffy, and he often wears the clothes of the defective bridge dirt, and everyone regards him as the pioneer of this way.

Jingding died in the first year, and his life span was seventy-eight. It is a book that has no door to close, and it is still popular in the world today.

The original poem should read: "There are flowers in spring, there is a moon in autumn, there is a cool breeze in summer, and there is snow in winter." If there is no idle matter, it is a good time in the world.

From the Song Dynasty monk Wumen "Song" poem. Now it has been changed to a variety of versions by the text message writer.,The above is also one of the versions.,And the original work is this monk without a door.。

The author Wumen monk is a group of scattered guesses and a high monk, he believes that if people can put aside their inner troubles, then their minds will naturally be broad-minded, and they can enjoy the beautiful scenery at any time. The original poem is often used to persuade people to relax their minds, not to worry about trivial matters all day long, and to broaden their horizons, and everything will become beautiful.