The Enlightenment of "The Blind Man Carrying a Lantern" What does it mean to borrow flowers to offer to Buddha?

The inspiration of "The blind man carries a lantern"

Convenience for others is convenience for yourself. Always help and care for others, and others will help you. This is what is meant by doing good and being happy.

We should always keep others in mind. Only when we give generously will we be rewarded with surprises. Sometimes, success is the reward we pay without realizing it.

Borrowing flowers to offer to Buddha

Pinyin

jiè huā xiàn fó

Explanation: It is a metaphor for using other people’s things as a favor.

From: "Past and Present Cause and Effect Sutra" 1: "Now that my daughter is too weak to come, please send two flowers as an offering to the Buddha."

Example: Someone is sending me flowers today. Fresh pheasant, boiled and eaten, is very good, I will eat it. ——The sixth chapter of "Lao Can's Travels" by Liu E of the Qing Dynasty