What are the more classic Buddhist scriptures?

1. Bodhi has no trees, and the mirror is not a stage. There is nothing, so there is no dust.

This is the enlightenment of Huineng, the sixth ancestor. Buddhism: Everything is an illusion, which affects the self, not for personal use, and the body is also dusty because of the heart.

2. If I don't go to hell, who will? Originated from the original wish of the Bodhisattva, the Bodhisattva could have become a Buddha, but because there are countless suffering souls in hell, he couldn't bear to leave, so he stayed in the hell and solemnly swore: "If I don't go to hell, whoever goes to hell will not become a Buddha!"

3. Everything is illusory. From the Diamond Sutra: Everything is illusory; Everything has a way, like a dream, like a bubble, like dew, like electricity.

4. Don't live, don't live, don't live, don't live, don't live, don't live, don't have a reason, you can say it.

The Buddha has so many scriptures and so many quotations that he has to do so in order to educate all living beings. Therefore, Zen emphasizes that it is the truth not to cling to words.

5. color is empty, empty is color, color is empty, empty is color, and it is the same to know.

This sentence comes from the Prajna Paramita Heart Sutra translated by Master Xuanzang in the Tang Dynasty, which is the essence of Zen! Buddhism believes that "color" refers to everything the eyes see. Color is empty, which makes people realize the phenomenon of things and that many sufferings and troubles are illusory;

Empty is color, so people know that karma is due to the * * * nature and karma of things. "Color is emptiness, and emptiness is color" is the basis of persuading people to be good.

6. A flower and a world, a grass and a day, a leaf and a Buddha, a sand and a blessing, a pure land, a smile and a dust. From Hua Yan Jing: In the past, Buddha touched flowers, Ye Jiaxiao, and then went to bliss. From a flower, he can realize the whole world and ascend to heaven!

A world in a flower and a heaven in a grass. Through these, a flower and a grass is the whole world, and the whole world is just a flower and a grass, and there are buddhas everywhere, and all beings are buddhas.

Extended data:

Buddhist scriptures are the compilation of what the Buddha said and the basic basis of Buddhist teachings; Dharma is a discipline or code of conduct formulated by Buddhist organizations for believers or believers; A theory is an explanation or exposition of classics and laws.

Part of its legend may be to show the magic of Buddhism; Its idea and practice are worth studying and thinking deeply. It extends the cause and effect of one generation to the cause and effect of the third generation, and can reasonably explain some phenomena that can't be explained in science, whether it exists or not, so as to guide people to do good.

References:

Buddha-Baidu Encyclopedia