Buddha’s words and Zen words to enlighten life

The Buddha’s Zen words give insights into life

The Buddha’s Zen words give insights into life and the theory of life. In Buddhism, it is said that every flower and every grass is the same world. In fact, life is plain and boring. Things are also very plain. A person's life is full of wisdom. He uses his own wisdom to create the world and uses the words of Buddha and Zen to understand life! Insights on Life from Buddha’s Zen Words 1

1. Sometimes life is not satisfactory, but you have to believe that everything will have good results.

2. Be born, live, and live with grace, style, and style. These are all appearances, while temperament is the connotation, texture, and foundation.

3. Life is full of vegetation and autumn. The world is like this, no one can escape from two things, one is cause and effect, and the other is impermanence.

4. It is better to cherish blessings than to make blessings, and to regret less than to make mistakes.

5. Only by knowing yourself, surrendering yourself, and changing yourself can you change others.

6. Let go, but don’t give up. Don’t give up any living being. This is called compassion. Letting go of all sentient beings is called wisdom.

7. Complaints are the greatest gift God can receive from mankind, and they are also the most sincere part of mankind’s prayers.

8. Bodhicitta is the foundation of all Mahayana Buddhism. Without this foundation, there is no way to enter the Mahayana Dharma.

9. Love is not charity and cannot be given casually. There is no formula, no principle, and no reason to follow in feelings. But people are still persisting and pursuing until death.

10. It is also evil to eliminate worries and increase diseases, and to move towards truth. There are no worries about life and destiny, Nirvana, life and death, etc. are empty.

11. The greatest happiness in life is letting go. When a person is in the world, it is a kind of courage to take things up, and it is a kind of courage to let them go.

12. You must always forgive all living beings. No matter how bad they are, or even if they have hurt you, you must let them go in order to gain true happiness.

13. Belief in Buddhism means belief in cause and effect. If you really believe in cause and effect, there will be no unexplainable things.

14. When you know the confusion, you are not pitiful. When you don’t know the confusion, you are the most pitiful.

15. Sometimes we have to calmly ask ourselves, what are we pursuing? What do we live for? Buddha’s Zen Sayings to Enlighten Life 2

1. The world does not belong to you originally, so you don’t need to abandon it. What you have to abandon is all your attachments. All things are for my use, but they do not belong to me.

2. Taste life and improve human nature. Existence is opportunity, thinking can improve. People need to constantly break themselves down and reassemble themselves.

3. As long as people have a smile, they can live an open-minded and optimistic life; as long as people keep smiling all the time, they can have a permanent pass on the long road of life.

4. The first step to success: Grasp your life goals and be a proactive person; The second step to success: Try new fields and explore your interests; The third step to success: Target your interests and set stages Goal, step by step.

5. Label life as a dream, and those ordinary days will be sublimated. Ordinary time will be dyed with gorgeous colors, and stone will turn into gold. That's it.

6. If complaining becomes a habit, the mind will be like a shackles, and there will be no moment of relief. Only by letting go of complaining can you experience the freedom and happiness of life.

7. People who are filled with their own opinions and ideas will never hear the voices of others.

8. Many conflicts between people come from arrogance; everyone thinks that they are smarter than others, more knowledgeable than others, and more correct than others. , so they despised each other, and conflicts gradually arose.

9. A dream is a happy thought, which makes you happy when you think about it. It stands there persistently and is a landmark of life, representing vitality and upward progress.

10. Before you achieve Buddhahood, you must first form good relationships.

11. Of all the diseases, it is most difficult for doctors to treat them; of all living beings, it is most difficult for self-righteous people to survive.

12. As long as you feel at ease, everything will be fine in the east, west, north, and south. If someone has not been saved, do not run away on your own.

13. The key to cultivating the mind should be to purify the mind, and cultivating the Tao should be based on selflessness. Don't remember the past things with your past mind; don't worry about the present things with your present mind; just let it happen with your present mind; don't worry about future things with your future mind.

14. Life is a wise elder, and life is a knowledgeable teacher. It often turns into spring breeze and rain, moistens things and silently guides us and gives us enlightenment in life.

15. The determination should be like a mountain, and the path should be like water. It is not as firm as a mountain; it is not as strong as water.