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1. If yes: ① like this. ② Buddhist. Mark the words that are acceptable and permitted. 2. Wen ru: Buddhist scriptures. I still hear it. It means "I heard this ". 3. For example, I heard the following: ① Buddhist scriptures. Legend has it that after Sakyamuni was destroyed, the disciples gathered his comments. Because arms was the Buddha's waiter and heard the most, they pushed him to sing Buddha and said that he started with "if I heard it, that's why I heard that. "If it is", it refers to the content in the scriptures; "I heard", it refers to what Arn personally heard. This sentence is to be honest. See Volume 1 of Buddhist scriptures. 2. I can still hear this. Therefore, in the process of Buddhist Scriptures Translating from ancient Chinese to Vernacular Chinese, "if I heard it" becomes "If Buddha says so", which is a meaning of "Buddha's saying" that everyone knows, in this way, "say" means "if I hear", but "I heard Buddha say this" evolved into "Buddha said this", that is, to weaken myself and emphasize the meaning of Buddha. Buddha said: Do not say, do not say. Buddha said, "Do not say. Yishui said: This answer is Yishui's comprehensive dictionary and Buddhist scriptures. Therefore, please copy the answer; otherwise, you will not be severely punished!

 

The Buddha taught the sentient beings to abandon their ignorance and enter the status of non-thinking or non-thinking. Therefore, "say" This behavior can be implemented only by an empty mind, so do not say it. the reason why the Buddha has so many scriptures and quotes is to educate the sentient beings, it is the truth that Zen emphasizes not to stick to words. similarly, in the great virtues of Zen, there are a lot of wudao who have burned the scriptures to understand them. at this level, the Buddha and the super idiot cannot be distinguished on the surface, because they both show why they do not do anything (they do the Bodhisattva ), this proves that when you are a mortal, you can see that a mountain is a mountain, when you are in practice, you can see that a mountain is not a mountain, but when you build it, you can see that a mountain is still a mountain.
Now, let's explain whether you want to think or not.
If you want something to do, you get into another misunderstanding when you try to tell yourself that you don't want anything. you think you don't want anything, however, if you want to get rid of this Act, it is up to you to think about it. That is to say, if you "want to" do nothing ", you are still thinking about this side, but the object you want to think about has changed. therefore, you will find a lot of such logic in Buddhist scriptures. If you want to tell you one thing, you will not be told directly. Instead, you will enter a circle, for example, there are three answers to ABC, in fact, he wants to say that B is the correct answer, but he will say that neither a nor C will let you think about it. it is easy to understand this point.
The above is purely a personal point of view, for reference only!