What does nirvana...mean?

The definition of Nirvana: free translation is inaction, freedom, non-birth and non-destruction, etc.

Nirvana generally refers to Nirvana (Buddhist terminology)

Nirvana, all manifestations are not troublesome, and they are all combined with the pure and wonderful virtue of Nirvana. ——"The Secret Cause of the Tathagata on the Great Buddha's Head, the Practicing and Realization of the Meanings of the Bodhisattva Ten Thousand Acts of the First Surangama Sutra"

Nirvana is also translated as parinirvana, Pali Nibunan, Nihuan, Nirvana, and free translation is Wuwei. , freedom, neither birth nor death, etc.

Buddhist teachings believe that Nirvana is a state in which all dharmas in the world have birth and death, and only one abiding dharma is perfect and silent. Therefore, Nirvana will never have all kinds of troubles, pain, asceticism and asceticism in life. Reincarnation.

Sentences

(1) The same is true for growth. We also need the Phoenix of Nirvana. Similarly, only after going through difficult and painful forging can we reach a new realm and gain growth. .

(2) After experiencing the hardships of social life, whether a person becomes a talented person or a useless person, whether he rises to nirvana or lives an ignoble existence depends on the individual's psychological quality.

(3) The phoenix rises from the ashes and soars far away; the east is about to dawn, and the sky is filled with glow!

(4) I wanted to learn Phoenix Nirvana, but who knew that I would accidentally...become familiar with it!

(5) Now, due to the four categories of Anagami psychology, two are Nirvana and two are not.