No birth body

Buddhist dictionary 2025-07-02 15:31

（Term) The Buddha's Dharma body has no birth and death, so it is said that there is no birth body.The ninth Nirvana Sutra says: The true nature of the Tathagata is like that moon, which is the Dharma body and the unborn body.The mysterious meaning of the Contemporary Sutra says: Dedicate the merits of Dingsan and other things, and quickly realize the body without birth.

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2025-08-14

Charming spell

（Miscellaneous Name) External Dharma contains mantras that make people confused.The Five-Part Vinaya Twenty-Six says: All monks learn charming mantras.The Buddha said: If you don’t listen, the offender will steal orchids. <Details >

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Mystery

（A metaphor) A fool holds money in his hand, wandering in trouble, which is like an ordinary person who has the Buddha nature of the Anmora consciousness wandering in the three realms.The Vajra Samadhi Sutra says: It’s like a confused person holding money in his hand but not knowing it’s there.He marched in all directions, after fifty years of poverty and hardship, he devoted himself to seeking to nourish his body, but was not sufficient.His father saw that his son had such a thing and said to him: Why don’t you take money?Sufficient as you want... <Details >

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Confused

（Term) It is the false mind that reverses the truth.The tenth chapter of the Shurangama Sutra says: Everyone should first learn to be confused and rest by themselves based on what they love.The Great Sun Sutra says: Why are you confused about your mind?It means that what you are attached to is different, what you think of is different.The Mahayana Entry Chapter says: If you are confused and unconscious, you cannot follow your actions. <Details >

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A mystery

（Term) is a confused sentient being.The second chapter of Jigui Biography says: Looking down on life is a prison for being confused.Looking up at the silence shore is the empty pass of enlightenment. <Details >

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Confused

（Term) Being confused about things and principles, and being empty but not real.The fourth part of the Tang Huayan Sutra says: All beings are delusional and suffering.The King of Benevolence said in the Commentary on the Commentary: What you say is confusing is the delusion of the mind. <Details >

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