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Poetic classic Zen sayings

It is not my choice to become an immortal, and it is not my choice to become an immortal. My destined eyes overlook all living things. Welcome to enjoy the poetic and classic Zen sayings! Poetic and classic Zen sayings

1. Buddha said: A moment is eternity.

2. Tell more jokes and deal with things with a humorous attitude, so that life will be easier.

3. Who knows how haggard I am when spring comes? ?Mrs. Wei's "Wulin Chun"

4. A gentleman who can endure will become a great weapon.

5. The body of the twenty-eight-year-old beauty looks like a crisp, with a sword at her waist to kill the foolish man. Although he didn't see his head fall to the ground, he secretly destroyed his bones and dried up his bones.

6. Like a beautiful couple, the years pass by like a fleeting time. You can’t go back to the past, but you can’t go back to the beginning.

7. When you know the illusion, you are free from it, and there is no false convenience; when you are free from the illusion, you are awakened, and there is no gradual process.

8. There is no one in the world who will never be slandered, and there is no one who will always be praised. When you talk a lot, others will criticize you. When you talk little, others will criticize you. When you are silent, others will still criticize you. There is no one in this world who is not criticized.

9. When conditions come, they go; when conditions gather, they disperse; when conditions arise, they arise; when conditions fall, they disappear.

10. I hope you will often say to yourself that after hearing the Dharma, I am the happiest person. Apart from this happiness, there is nothing else.

11. People who realize the impermanence of life will no longer be dissipated and greedy. Therefore, the awakening to the impermanence of life is the beginning of wisdom.

12. Being stupid does not decrease in ordinary places; it does not increase in sages; it does not increase in troubles; it does not remain in meditation; it is constant, not constant, does not come and go, and is not in the middle or inside or outside. It is neither born nor destroyed, its nature is the same as such, it always abides and does not move, it is called Tao.

13. If you never see your own faults, you will never be able to become a sage. Talking about other people's faults all day long will harm the harmony of heaven and earth.

14. How many people will say the same sentence when they are about to leave this world, this world is really helpless and desolate!

15. Bodhisattva gives alms, but does not wait for resentment towards relatives. Remember old evils and do not hate others. ?"Eight Great Human Enlightenment Sutras" Poetic Classical Zen Sayings

1. People in the world must be legally responsible. Practitioners must be responsible for cause and effect.

2. Butterflies are beautiful, but they cannot fly across the sea.

3. The hypocrisy of others cannot be discerned in appearance.

4. Where misfortune comes, good comes.

5. Listen more carefully to what others have to say, and don’t rush to express your own opinions.

6. Regardless of the coolness of the lake or the wind, I can watch you combing your hair. ?Gong Zizhen's "Lang Tao Sha"

7. It takes five hundred years of looking back at the past life to pass by this life

8. Only by knowing yourself, surrendering yourself, and changing yourself can you Change others.

9. In that life, I traveled around mountains, rivers, and pagodas, not to cultivate the next life, but to meet you on the way. ?Excerpted from "Rain Alley"

10. Today's persistence will cause tomorrow's regret.

11. The joys and sorrows are always ruthless, and they last until dawn. ?Jiang Jie's "Poppy Poppies"

12. Silence is the best answer to slander.

13. There are eight sufferings in life: birth, old age, illness, death, parting from love, long-lasting resentment, not being able to get what you want, and not being able to let go.

14. You should have great compassion after hearing this. Observe living beings. Rather than leaving. Meditate on the dharmas. No rest. Perform supreme deeds. Don’t expect retribution. Understand the state of knowledge. Like a dream. Like impact. Also like changes. ?"The Brahma Life of Dafangguangfo Huayan Sutra" Poetic classic Zen sayings

1. Cause and effect has never owed us anything, so please don't complain.

2. Sound arises and ceases in hearing. It is not because you hear the sound that it arises and ceases, so that your hearing nature becomes existent and non-existent.

3. One flower, one world, one Buddha, one Tathagata? Originated from: "Huayan Sutra"

4. In the great enlightenment of emptiness, it is like a sea of ??hair. There are countries with leaks and tiny dust particles, all of which are born from the void. When emptiness is extinguished, there is nothingness, and then all three things are restored.

5. Spring is as old as ever, people are thin and empty, and the tears are red and overflowing. ?Lu You's "The Hairpin-headed Phoenix"

6. As the saying goes: "Only when you endure hardships can you become a master." A person can gain everyone's respect for no other reason than that he can overcome all difficulties. The biggest obstacle for each of us is our own problems, worries, and habits. If we can overcome them one by one, we will definitely achieve success. The ancient Chinese people used "hanging beams and thorns" to overcome their own problems and habits. Otherwise, it will be very difficult to achieve success.

7. May the joy of your Dharma be like rain, bringing the nectar of wisdom; may your bodhicitta be like fire, burning all worries; may your Taoist songs be cool and sing the words of compassion! May you and I live forever. When we meet, we walk together, share the same wishes, and cultivate the ocean of wisdom and merit. Happy New Year!

8. If you know the day, you will know the night, and if you know the beginning, you will know the end. If you understand the past before birth, you will know where you will settle down and live in the end.

9. Ordinary people will not change their minds when they change circumstances, and saints will not change their circumstances when they change their minds.

10. May I work hard and be diligent. May I be tolerant, tolerate and forgive the mistakes of others, and may I keep the promises I make.

11. Year after year, you will have infinite life, month after month, you will see the glazed light; day and night, you will be at ease, and every moment will be wonderful and auspicious. At the end of school, put your hands together. I sincerely wish my fellow Taoists a happy New Year and may we work hard every day! ;