What kind of life do you think is called a Buddhist life?

Buddhist life can be said to be an ideal way of life, you want to be in the state of your own treatment of others, not greedy, not fighting, not grabbing, in my opinion this is the feeling, looking down on everything.

In my understanding, it should be a life of non-greed and non-chaos. You can have your own pursuit, but you won't destroy another thing because you pursue something, you won't be sad because of the failure of your final pursuit, you can live your true self, you won't be troubled by external factors, and you won't be angry.

In my opinion, it has nothing to do with religion, it is a way of living without fighting, grabbing, distracting, doing whatever you want, and looking down on everything. This is mostly a way of life that young people idealize themselves in order to cope with the pressure and fatigue of society. ‍‍

There are more and more Buddhist girls, Buddhist boys, and "Buddhism" does not mean that you are really escaping from the world, but looking for a way of life that is close to nature and close to yourself. The Buddhist concept of life conveyed is really agreed, there is a feeling of detachment from the world, and the practical philosophy of Buddhism is conveyed, and the spiritual life is purified.

In modern society, the pace of life is fast, the mental pressure is high, after tiredness, the mobile phone is turned off, I don't want to do anything, I don't do anything, let it be ups and downs, irritability and depression are all left behind, experience the "Buddha" life, and relax my body and mind, which is also a good choice. But everything has a degree, if you blindly have no quarrel with the world, follow the crowd everywhere, and do not insist on everything, you will only lose yourself and disappear in the crowd.

Nowadays, many people go to Nara, Japan to experience Buddhist life, where there are good buildings and feel nature. In fact, we don't have to go that far and spend so much. Because we can feel nature in every bit of our own life.

For example, some time ago, I bought a set of small furniture and decorations with Buddhist characteristics, including incense vessels, pillows, chopsticks, tea sets, chairs, etc., and then went to buy some green plants to place at home, so that you can feel the Buddhist life in your own small home, in fact, the purpose is to let us get close to nature, relax our minds, stay away from mobile phones and so on.

I feel that it is actually health I am quite healthy, never show my feet and neck in winter, neck, I am not angry, you are not angry, I am not angry, and drink warm water from a thermos glass. Because of the cold, my mother would bring me soaked water with Codonopsis to drink. (High school boarding), I think it's a little bit of a way to live, don't put other things first, physical and mental health is the key. ‍‍

Buddhism is an internet buzzword and a cultural phenomenon. The main meaning refers to the attitude of life that has no desires, no sorrows, no joys, and the pursuit of inner peace of mind. Most things want to be done in the way and at your own pace.

The word was first published in a Japanese magazine in 2014, which introduced "Buddhist men", and then spread on the Internet, and a series of Internet words such as "Buddhist youth" and "Buddhist women" were derived.

The word Buddhism actually has nothing to do with Buddhism, because of the increase in life and work pressure, and the inability to change reality with one's own ability, you can only choose to escape, so many times when you say "casual", it is just because you can't do anything, and you use negative behavior. This way you can be comfortable in the short term, content with the status quo, not self-motivated, and do what you want. This reflects a kind of anxiety among contemporary young people, who are increasingly using this word to advertise themselves, choosing comfort rather than struggle.

This kind of mentality is actually good for small things, but when it's time to work hard and struggle, it's not okay.

When a young person chooses to work in the Buddhist system, as long as he does what he has at hand, he will be satisfied, and this kind of work will slowly degenerate, and he will be satisfied with the status quo on the road of growth, and he will not want to make progress. But now this society is not enough to maintain the status quo, the times are developing too fast, and if they do not progress, they will be eliminated one day.

When a person chooses the life of Buddhism, no matter what he does, he can be relieved, and he will be relieved of what he can't get, and slowly you will find that you don't have anything you particularly want to get, and you don't care about going out with friends, and in the long run, you will lose your enthusiasm for the things around you. Without a firm self, "Buddhist youth" generally go with the flow, and as long as they do not harm their own interests, they can live however they want.

There are many people who will equate "Buddhism" with "mourning", but there is also a difference between the two. Mourning culture refers to a kind of despair of the world and voluntary abandonment. As a contemporary young person, it is necessary to have momentum, and the loss of fighting spirit of young people is not only a loss for young people themselves, but also the sorrow of our times.

1. Buddhism is a kind of Internet buzzword, which refers to the attitude of not fighting, not grabbing, not demanding, not paying attention to results, and looking down on everything.

2. Buddhism is actually a kind of ridicule of modern people's own life, these people face all the things in life, they maintain a mood of being at ease, not obsessed with the result, and do not have so many desires, according to their own rhythm and preferences to live and deal with things, and maintain an attitude of okay and all the things around them, and there is a feeling of following the crowd.