What is the meaning of offering Buddha with flowers in Illuminating Others?

Flowers refer to lanterns, and Buddha leads passers-by.

Illuminating others is the story of a blind man carrying a lantern.

"The blind man holds the lamp" is a joke, which means that a person does things without thinking and only does unnecessary things.

Blind people always carry a bright lantern in their hands when they walk at night. Others asked him curiously, "Why are you carrying a lantern when you can't see it yourself?" The blind man was overjoyed and said, "This truth is very simple. I don't carry lanterns for myself, but to make it easy for others to see me, so that I can protect my own safety and help myself. "

Friends all over the world, the long road of life, how dangerous and lonely it is to walk alone, will also be a fate. No one knows where you come from or where you are going. If you can learn to be blind with lanterns, you can light the way for others and yourself. Try to help and care for others, and others will help you. That's what kindness means.