Buddhism says that there is a Buddha in the heart, and the Buddha is in the heart, and you can practice anywhere. Then let me ask you, can you practice at home? You don't have to be a monk to practice

Buddhism says that there is a Buddha in the heart, and the Buddha is in the heart, and you can practice anywhere. Then let me ask you, can you practice at home? You don't have to be a monk to practice. ... There is a need to change the landlord's view of this sentence. Buddhism says that if there is a Buddha in your heart, you can practice anywhere. There is a Buddha in the heart here, and the Buddha is in the heart. It's not who is in your heart, who is it and what it is, but that the Buddha is yourself. When you understand, enlighten and understand, you will naturally let go of some persistence and ideas, and naturally understand what practice is and how to practice. Naturally, you will not look at things too much based on the disillusionment of the world of mortals, but naturally touch and perceive everything around you. When you know what practice is, it shows that you are brave and diligent in Buddhism. With this foundation, everything you see will be bound by fate, and you suddenly understand that natural practice is diligence, and naturally you are practicing everywhere. Practice is your own, what you achieve is yourself, and it has nothing to do with this world of mortals. You have to face up to it and ask for it yourself, so why do you ask for some? At the beginning, the Taoist temple was only a retreat for real practitioners, and there were also some commandments that were formulated by overhaul pedestrians to help beginners according to their own feelings, but all this still depends on your realm. If the realm is not enough, you can't understand it. Even if Amitabha is by your side every day, you still don't understand, don't understand, don't understand. Therefore, everything in practice is around you.