The dog is reincarnated as a princess, respecting the monk to repay the kindness of the past life ［The full text of the Heart Sutra is pronunciated and translated ］ p5086
Share to Sina Weibo (Down )Share to WeChat (black )Deliver the great heart of all sentient beings.In Sanskrit, Buddha means enlightened.Hinayana takes self-consciousness as its ultimate goal, while the Mahayana Bodhisattvas must not only be self-conscious, but also be aware of others. Therefore, their ultimate goal is to be in the vast realm of achieving Buddhahood with all sentient beings.According to the philosophy of Buddhism, the basic dependent origination theory of all things formed by conditional relationships do not have an absolutely unchanging entity (self-nature).Therefore, we must use the wisdom of emptiness to break the human distinction between ourselves, sentient beings, and Buddhas.Therefore, we must do our best to save sentient beings, but we should not be attached to the great merits I have in helping sentient beings.Only those with a large mind can have a big picture and achieve great achievements.
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Heart Sutra of Paramita.Vajra refers to the hardest metal, which refers to bravely breaking through various levels so that one can practice and achieve enlightenment smoothly;Prajna is the transliteration of the word "Sanskrit";Polo means to complete (old translation: reaching the other shore);Honey means Wuji.The full name means that in accordance with this sutra, one can achieve the indestructible essence of Vajra, and practice to realize the essence of Buddha's path, and to complete wisdom from the three realms of desire, form, and formless realms (to reach the other side of the sea of suffering). That is, if all sentient beings in the ten method realms want to practice and achieve Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, and achieve supreme enlightenment, they must go through the true practice and realization of the Diamond Sutra, and then be enlightened. (Down )After the Diamond Sutra was introduced to China, there were six translations from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, and the Diamond Prajna Paramita Sutra was the most popular.Prajna is a transliteration of Sanskrit, meaning to understand worldly and transcendental laws, perfect and perfect great wisdom.Vajra means that Prajna is as sharp as Vajra, which can eliminate all troubles and prejudices in the world.Paramita means transcending life and death and achieving liberation.The meaning of the title of the sutra refers to the invincible wisdom of Vajra, breaking all troubles and attachments, transcending life and death to achieve eternal happiness. (black )The whole scripture: (snake )1. Buddhist classic Diamond Sutra (Yi Si )Diamond Sutra was written in ancient India in 994 BC (about the reign of King Mu of Zhou in China).It is the record of conversation between the Tathagata Buddha (the predecessor of Sakyamuni) and his disciples, elders and others in his life, and is recorded by his disciple Ananda.At present, in the history of Chinese Buddhism, there are six original translations of the Diamond Sutra (all stored in the Tripitaka), namely:
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(Down )Observe the reality: ［All appearances are false.Reality is the reality of the world and the true nature of things.People always think of the object in their understanding, but think that the subjective conception of the mind is equivalent to objective reality, but in fact it has deviated from the reality of things.To observe the true form with Prajna, that is, to adopt a true attitude of being unable to stay, not cling to, or taking this name.Therefore, the Diamond Sutra says: All appearances are false;If you see all appearances that are not appearances, you will see the Tathagata.All Dharma appearances, even the image of Buddha and Buddha land, are expressed similarly by words and images to the reality, and are not the reality itself.The four famous verses at the end of the Diamond Sutra: All conditioned dharmas are like dreams, illusions, bubbles, shadows, like dew and lightning. You should make such observations, which can be regarded as the essence of a sutra. ］ (black )Middle Way Method:
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