Why live

Why live

arts / Explain the nature

An ant, very small,

Why it lives.

A camel, very big,

Why it lives.

Observe the ants’ life, keeping their food in their woes, and then they are constantly traveling, constantly fighting against wind, rain and dust.

Observe the camel's life, with the desert as its companion, coming and going in the sand in the heat. In its eyes, water is the most noble, and the owner is the one who follows it.

And why are we, both big and small, live?

In the early morning, the bell rang and I was exploring. In the evening, the drums sounded, and I was also exploring.

Thank you Buddha!

The Buddha is truly a great and unquestionable revelator.

He has long revealed to us: with his life.

The Buddha was born and had a prince, but he gave up and resolutely gave up the supreme power that all sentient beings are obsessed with and difficult to reach.

Before the Buddha became a monk, he had a beautiful wife and son, but he gave up his love and eroticism.

The Buddha could own a country's wealth and rare treasures, but he regarded it as a poisonous snake and refused to abandon it.

Not only that, the Buddha chose to be poor and pursue the truth. It points out the path of life value for sentient beings and cures the disease of the soul for sentient beings.

Today, we are alive, why are we alive?

Especially, when we put on Buddhist robes.