The Buddha said something wrong.

The Buddhist terms and attitudes involved in these words are difficult to explain in thousands of words, so I will explain them in the simplest terms!

1, "Buddha can't say, saying it is wrong. Buddhism depends on enlightenment, philosophy depends on Buddhism, and the true meaning depends on understanding. " The meaning of this sentence is that Buddhism can't be expressed in words, because everyone has different ways of expression and understanding, and the people who listen to it have different degrees of acceptance, so when they say it, they lose their original intention and have to understand it by themselves. For example, if someone tells you that durian is delicious and smelly, it is wrong for you to say that durian is delicious and smelly. First, it's not your feelings. Second, you haven't eaten. Third, you may not feel this way. My elder sister can smell durian through three floors, saying it is delicious and sweet, which is different from the former. So let's learn from Buddhism and don't speculate. We have to go through three stages: "faith, interpretation and action" and "abstinence and wisdom". If you don't have confidence and bodhicitta (belief), if you don't have a monk to explain Buddhism to you, do it according to the methods and means taught by monks, and understand the real results and feelings (certificates) of their practice, you are not qualified to discuss it.

2. "Therefore, there is the Heart Sutra: the heart has no obstacles, no obstacles and no terror, and it is nirvana to stay away from the inverted dream." This sentence is the original words in Prajna Paramita Heart Sutra (hereinafter referred to as Heart Sutra). It is said that through the practice mentioned in the last paragraph, your mind can thoroughly understand the truth of the universe, and you can achieve positive results, truly understand your mind, get rid of life and death, transcend reincarnation, and become the most advanced living body (Buddha and Bodhisattva) in our universe.