What does Taoism mean by three boundless?

Three-five grains in Taoism is a term in Taoist tradition. Among them, "three boundless" means "no normal mind, no delusions and no desires". Simply put, in practice, Taoist priests must pursue inaction, nothing to say and nothing to worry about. Only when we reach this state can we really get peace and freedom of mind, thus achieving the effect of peace of mind and health.

Although Taoism's three noes and two noes come from a traditional Taoist term, its enlightenment to our daily life is very obvious. The realm of wanting nothing is to let us learn to let go of our desires and not pursue all kinds of material luxuries excessively; Making something out of nothing is to let us learn to accept it with an open mind, instead of speculating, and better understand and grasp the truth of things; Being undisturbed means that we have less troubles and more peace and understanding. Taoism is not only a requirement of belief, but also an attitude and pursuit of life.

Although Taoism is a profound Taoism, we can also practice it in our daily life. The first is to have nothing to desire, and to master a degree. In the pursuit of career and quality of life, we should not let desire completely dominate our thoughts and behaviors. Secondly, we should make false statements. We should learn to be objective, rational and upright, and don't express our views or words and deeds easily. Finally, there are no distractions in my mind. We can calm our minds and achieve a transcendental state through meditation and acrobatics. In a word, it is not easy to practice the "Three Five Lotus" of Taoism, but we can practice it in our daily life to make ourselves more peaceful and comfortable.