Attachment to Right and Wrong Inevitably Brings Harm

Attachment to Right and Wrong Inevitably Brings Harm

Attachment to Right and Wrong Inevitably Brings Harm

Namo H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III taught:

“In a dispute about right and wrong, there is nothing worse than to stick to one’s position and continue arguing, thus compounding one’s wrong and finally getting into trouble. For this reason, one should not let oneself be overwhelmed by disputes.”

The meaning is that matters of right and wrong are not something we should become attached to. Attachment to them can only bring harm, misfortune, and even calamity. Therefore, when we encounter disputes over right and wrong, we must not become attached to them.

When such disputes arise, let others debate among themselves. Let them say whatever they wish to say. Otherwise, once we become entangled in disputes over right and wrong, arguments will inevitably follow. People will try to determine who is telling the truth and who is not, who is right and who is wrong, and this can lead to verbal conflict.

Moreover, neither side is usually willing to concede. Each side believes that it is right. In the end, after a great deal of time and energy has been wasted, the question of who is right and who is wrong may still remain unresolved. Instead, the situation may continue to escalate, relationships may deteriorate, and conflicts between people may become increasingly complicated. Eventually, this can lead to serious trouble and, in extreme cases, even violence, loss of life, and other calamities.

Therefore, once we understand that we should not become attached to matters of right and wrong, we should not keep such matters in our hearts when we encounter them. As time passes, the disputes will naturally and gradually fade away, because their very nature is impermanent. Thus, when confronted with matters of right and wrong, not holding them in our hearts benefits both ourselves and others.

The Story of Two Tigers and a Cunning Fox

There is a story about two fierce tigers named Shanya and Shanbo who lived deep in the mountains long ago. The two tigers were good friends and lived together in harmony.

There was also a cunning fox that was lazy, greedy, and deceitful. It survived by scavenging the remains of the prey left behind by the two tigers and followed them around every day.

Although the fox depended on the two tigers for survival, it was also extremely afraid of them. It worried that one day, if the tigers failed to catch any prey, they might turn against it, and its very life could be in danger. The fox therefore devised a scheme to sow discord between the two tigers.

Because of the fox’s instigation, the next time the two tigers met, Shanya attacked Shanbo first.

Shanbo did not immediately fight back. Instead, he chose to retreat.

As Shanya continued attacking, he angrily rebuked Shanbo:

“Why did you tell the other animals that you are better than me in every way?”

Upon hearing this, Shanbo realized that something was wrong. He urged Shanya to calm down and explained:

“The truth is that the fox told me that you had been telling the other animals that I was inferior to you in every way.”

When Shanya heard this, he too realized that something was amiss. He immediately stopped fighting.

The two tigers resolved their misunderstanding and reconciled. From that time onward, they once again lived together peacefully, and tranquility returned to the forest.

The Lesson of the Story

This story teaches us not to readily believe rumors, become attached to disputes over right and wrong, or act impulsively without first understanding the situation. Had Shanbo immediately fought back instead of remaining calm, the fox’s deception could have led to serious consequences.

In our own lives, becoming entangled in arguments over who is right and who is wrong can consume our time and energy, damage relationships, and cause conflicts to escalate. Sometimes, the more we try to prove ourselves right, the more deeply we become entangled in the dispute.

Once we understand that matters of right and wrong are impermanent, we can learn not to let them occupy our hearts. When we refuse to be drawn into unnecessary disputes, they may gradually fade away. In this way, letting go of attachment to right and wrong benefits both ourselves and others.

Author: Duochi
Editor: Qu Yichen

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如何對待不學佛的家人

如何對待不學佛的家人

如何對待不學佛的家人

我們學佛之後,體會到了意義和好處,自然也就希望家人朋友能一起學。可是在實際的勸說中,卻常常事與願違。

我們常因為自己的親友不肯學佛而感到難過,除了親友多生累劫的惡業因緣作祟外,我們也應該仔細想想,自己的行持是否確守了佛弟子的原則呢?在要求別人的時候,我們自己也做到了嗎?我們的言行合乎正見的佛教法義嗎?因為我們想讓家人親友學佛的心願,也是可以通過自己的言行去助緣生發而促成的。

有不少親朋對學佛產生偏見,除了末法時期社會上一些妖邪亂教的行為外,最常看到的還是我們的行為。比如認為我們也是“無事不登三寶殿”。有事就去投點香火錢,磕幾個頭,沒事連廟門朝哪開都不知道。這是把佛菩薩當成貪官污吏或者為我們辦事的工作人員嗎?就是在世間對親朋好友也不能這樣啊,更別說好多人還有求於佛,求升官發財、求健康長壽、求子孫多福……無限地去釋放自己的世間欲望。這些行為看在親朋眼中,他們當然不會認為我們比他們好多少!

另外,很多學佛人因為家人不信佛、不學佛,還反對自己,就棄家人於不顧,把門一關,念佛誦經,磕頭打坐,家也不收拾,飯也不做,甚至與家人吵鬧。家人一看,你沒學佛時還不是這樣,學佛了反倒好像不如以前了,能不反對你嗎?你這樣一邊生硬地傷害家里眾生,一邊拜佛、拜南無觀世音菩薩,家人親友會讚同你嗎?家里人反對你,與你吵鬧,生活一團糟,你一時應對不了這些障礙,於是傷心失望,然後就想逃避:“還是自己學佛重要,不管他們了。”結果家越來越不像個家,最後只剩下一大堆煩惱。

要知道,家人也是我們的有緣眾生,他們可能暫時未具足因緣,沒有像你一樣的福報與聰慧,你更應該悲憫他們、照顧他們,讓家人體會到學佛的好處才是。學佛修行不是為了受苦受累,更不是為了起煩惱。我們學佛修行,應該越修生活越美滿,家庭越和睦。因為我們有修行就有智慧,就會處事、會待人,會時時想著南無觀世音菩薩會如何去做。

學佛,不是為了讓我們拿著佛陀的教誡去印照他人、教育他人;學佛,是以佛陀為楷模,來對比我們自己的心行,讓我們知道自己有多少毛病和缺點,所以,才要想去改變。如果這是一面鏡子,它不是為了照他人,而是為了照我們自己!學佛以後,懂得謙虛、懂得懺悔、懂得去改正,我們的變化看在親朋眼中,他們的內心會不歡喜嗎?以前脾氣壞,就把脾氣修好;以前不勤勞,就要變勤勞。用利益眾生的心態對待我們的家人、朋友,這就是在善導和度引眾生,這就是在修行!因為我們變好了。

眾生皆具佛性,只是因緣不同,不要小看那些沒有學佛的人。佛弟子渡家人學佛,也要給家人一點時間,同時也不要小看他們,他們一回頭,放下偏執,可能比你還更精進,更有成就。

佛菩薩渡化我們,有時都要花費累劫的時間,我們業障重,在輪回中反反覆覆,但是佛菩薩從來沒有舍棄我們。哪怕我們造了多少的惡業,只要一念回頭,佛菩薩都在關照我們。所以,如果父母不信佛,親朋不信佛的,不要對他們沒有信心。

要常行柔軟悲憫之心,見親人沒有學佛修行的意願,為其憐嘆,並時常以自己的言行助以正念,令他們逐漸蘇醒,從而和我們一樣斷疑生信,追隨佛法,則此悲憫之功德無量也。

金剛錘

如何對待不學佛的家人

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轉發文章—最高急速成就的佛法,必須用純正的心行才能獲得

最高急速成就的佛法,必須用純正的心行才能獲得

最高急速成就的佛法,必須用純正的心行才能獲得

真正的如來正法,把我震驚了, 把大家驚醒了!

我感恩佛菩薩讓我開了聖法眼界,對得起我這一生出家為尼了!

2018年農曆新年前夕,我們喜氣洋洋地等待格蘭德謙釋勒玉尊、 旺札上尊、莫知尊者三位大聖德來與我們共賀新年。沒想到,當時因緣突變, 本來是與聖德共慶年會, 竟然冒出一個巨大宏深的法緣,讓我們在場的佛弟子開了無上殊勝的眼界, 真的是那句話:“ 百千萬劫難遭遇”啊!

當天,現場有近百位善根深厚的佛弟子, 突然, 其中一位師姐舉手發言, 她的聲音不大, 但卻飽含真誠。 她說:“現在是過年, 我必須要供養巨聖德, 我要把我所有的財產, 包括銀行所有的存款, 一分不留全部供養!”巨聖德說:“你全部供養了, 你吃什麼呢?拿什麼生活呢?” 她楞了一下, 反應過來, 說 “那我留下兩萬塊錢生活費就行了。” 巨聖德說:“ 這是絕對不行的,你要有足夠的福資糧修行。”她說:“我的業務還會有錢進來, 請不要為我擔心。 如果在過年期間, 我連這點供養的心都沒有的話, 我就不是佛弟子,連豬狗都不如了, 怎麼成就呢?” 她說得非常坚定。 巨聖德說:“我是不會收你一分一厘供養的。”但她很執拗,非供不可,激動得全身顫抖不停。 我的心,也被她的虔誠真摯感染得起伏不定。 無奈之下, 巨聖德只好勸她說, 可以供養古佛寺,功德一樣很大,但她說不行:“我發的心和行為就是供養巨聖德。” 巨聖德怎麼都說服不了她, 便說:“如果你再這樣坚持, 我就不教你了。 一句話,我絕不會收你分文供養。” 她沒有辦法了, 才終於同意供養修建古佛寺。

巨聖德說:“我來到這個世界, 這一生中還沒有遇到哪個弟子這樣真誠地對待我。你是第一個這樣無私虔誠,盡其財產分文不留地供養我,那麼純淨,你讓我太感動了。 既然你這麼看得起我, 有這份厚禮給我, 我雖然不收你分文,但我和十方諸佛菩薩都收下了你虔誠的心意和行為。 依照法規, 我必須要回贈你一份聖禮。 我的聖禮就是,今天下半夜一點到五點之間, 會有菩薩本尊來跟你見面!” 人群一陣激動的驚嘆。

隨後, 當眾寫好了一份文表, 擺在弟子面前的桌上讓現場所有人排隊瞻仰。 巨聖德說:“等大家看過以後, 就要把這份文表燒掉了。 今天晚上, 菩薩會把它復原送回給你, 你明天把它帶來讓大家看是不是這份文表。 這文表是寶貝, 有了它你什麼大法都能學到。” 聽完這話我簡直無法理解, 大家也有同感,已經燒掉的文表, 菩薩又會把它還魂復體, 原樣送回來, 怎麼可能?! 因此大家看得特別仔細, 注意觀察文表的字跡特征, 看復原後還是不是它。 待大家仔細瞻仰過以後, 巨聖德從桌上拿起文表, 在大家眼前燒掉了。巨聖德從弟子群中回到法座,說:“今天晚上菩薩本尊會親自到你面前, 把這份已經燒掉的文表再送還給你。”

第二天, 我們原班人馬到場, 那位師姐也早早來到佛殿。 我想每個人都和我一樣很想知道她收到文表沒有, 但又怕造成輕慢, 不敢問。 直到約半個時辰之後, 巨聖德推開了佛殿的大門, 大家起身頂禮, 巨聖德問她: “你收到了嗎?” 她說:“收到了。” 然後, 巨聖德讓她拿出來放在桌上昨天放文表的位置, 讓大家排隊禮敬瞻仰。 這還有什麼話說呢? 這份昨天在我們眼前燒掉了的文表, 今天又活生生擺在我們的眼前, 除了驚歎敬佩、 玄妙不可思議之外, 就是難以控制內心的激動!

這時巨聖德說:“你講一講你怎麼收到的吧。” 她說,昨天回到家,晚上十一點多就進屋關燈打坐, 靜待菩薩駕臨。 等到一點多,沒來, 兩點, 沒來, 三點沒來, 她感到有些擔心:“怎麼還不來?菩薩是不是不送了?” 到凌晨四點多, 她實在撐不住了, 昏昏欲睡。 她說那時她也不清楚自己到底睡著了還是沒睡著, 反正就是那麼一種現像, 突然聽到一聲喊:“ XXX,我給你送文表來了!”

她有些遲鈍, 不知該作何反應, 這時又聽到一聲喊:“ XXX, 我給你送文表來了!” 她抬眼一看, 滿屋子金光閃耀! 金色莊嚴的本尊就在虛空,站在她的前面! 她歡喜地聽聞菩薩跟她說話, 一陣以後, 她一個激靈,從睡夢中醒來, 睜開眼時金光仍在屋子里顫動, 她按開燈, 一看手中, 正拿著那份已經燒掉了的文表!!! 她捧著文表好激動, 不知該如何是好, 左放右放都覺得不安全, 她說她怕這文表飛掉了!她用另一張白紙仔細將文表包起來揣進懷裡,

一直到晚上來到佛殿見到巨聖德才敢當著大家取出來。

這是多麼偉大殊勝的佛法啊! 她深厚善根, 她對佛法的虔誠純淨,換來她受到“本尊法緣灌頂”的最高一品灌頂, 先是將寫好的文表當眾燒送本尊, 再由本尊將文表復原親自送回給受灌弟子, 就是師姐現在接受的這一步,這是本尊法緣灌頂一品灌的第一步, 下一步送菩薩一表, 還要將這份文表當眾化虹菩薩取走, 那時, 至寶甘露降臨授其灌頂,本尊隨祈隨現, 她當下成聖!!! 只要能嚴持戒律,她就不會退道了!

這是我出家以來見過的最厲害的佛法, 我真是感慨萬千, 甚深的、急速成就的無上佛法, 確實為巨聖德、大聖德們掌握, 誰都能夠獲得, 但關鍵在於,我們自己的虔誠到底有幾分? 世上再珍貴的物品, 都能用錢財買來, 但真正的佛法是買不到的, 只能用徹底純淨的心行來換啊!

佛弟子—釋了證

最高急速成就的佛法,必須用純正的心行才能獲得

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Do Not Laugh at the Dreams of Youth

Do Not Laugh at the Dreams of Youth

Do Not Laugh at the Dreams of Youth

Do Not Laugh at the Dreams of Youth

Do Not Laugh at the Dreams of Youth

Recently, I happened to come across the poem Huan Xi Sha: What I Fear Most Is Being Asked About My Original Aspirations. Reading it in middle age filled me with countless emotions, and its meaning lingered deeply in my mind. It gave me the feeling that, “When I first heard these words, I did not understand their meaning; when I heard them again, I had already become the person described in them.”

How could these few short lines not be a reflection of the life I am experiencing today?

What I fear most is being asked about my original aspirations,
Only to realize that my dreams have faded into emptiness.

In youth, I aspired to journey three thousand miles,
Yet after hesitating for a hundred steps, I had accomplished nothing.

In the blink of an eye, my parents’ hair has turned white,
While my children, still taking unsteady steps, have begun their schooling.

The need to earn a few pieces of silver hastens the passing of the years.
My heart remains young,
Yet wrinkles have quietly appeared upon my brow.

In this fleeting life, I drink and drift back into dreams.
Youth has passed, though I still feel like the person I once was.
I can only sigh at how swiftly time has flown.

Do Not Laugh at the Dreams of Youth

Zhuangzi said:

“A person’s life between heaven and earth is like a white colt glimpsed through a crack—it passes in an instant.”

Do Not Laugh at the Dreams of Youth

Looking back upon the road we have traveled, we realize that throughout our lives, we have grown, encountered countless people and experiences, and then bid them farewell one after another. Between flowers blooming and falling, countless beautiful moments have already become memories. Amid gains and losses, sorrow and joy, so much of the past has vanished like drifting clouds and smoke.

Do Not Laugh at the Dreams of Youth

As the saying goes:

The green mountains never grow old, yet I never find rest;
All my life, I toil simply to make a living.

After decades of wind and rain,
In the blink of an eye, we may already be buried beneath the earth.

I laugh because the green mountains never change,
The mountains laugh because I have already grown old.
Like an ox that toils into old age, never knowing a day of rest;
By the time rest finally comes, one has already been laid to rest in the mountains.

How many people have lived exactly this way, passing hurriedly through an entire lifetime burdened with regrets and helplessness?

Time always seems to slip away without our noticing, and often we realize its passing only afterward. There are things whose preciousness we understand only after we have completely lost them. Then we cannot stop thinking about them and regret that we did not cherish them when we had the chance.

But the years pass swiftly. How could time ever allow us to remain lost in a dream while our lives quietly grow shorter? Impermanence is the true nature of worldly existence. The past is like tea—only after tasting it do we come to understand how important it is to cherish the present.

Everything in this world that we have decided to do should be acted upon with determination. We should not postpone it until after we have rested for a while, until tomorrow, or until some future opportunity.

Nor should we allow a small setback to make us procrastinate day after day, sighing in discouragement, overwhelmed by worry, and losing our courage. If we allow ourselves to be completely defeated by setbacks, the undertaking can no longer succeed.

Therefore, when we encounter difficulties, we should promptly transform pessimism and negative emotions into strength—and replace hesitation with action.

I remember that in Journey to the West, after Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, was imprisoned beneath the Five Elements Mountain, the song Five Hundred Years of Changing Seas and Mulberry Fields expressed the following idea:

Five hundred years—the seas and fields have changed places,
Even the stubborn stone has become covered with moss.
Yet one heart has never died,
Still yearning for freedom.

Even if wildfires burn,
Even if ice and snow cover the earth,
The aspiration remains unchanged,
And faith remains unshaken.

Was it not precisely because Sun Wukong endured five hundred years of hardship without allowing his determination and longing for freedom to be extinguished that he ultimately had the opportunity to embark upon the journey to obtain the Buddhist scriptures?

Namo H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III taught:

Once you are set to achieve a goal, pursue it with doggedness and refuse to be distracted by anything deceptively attractive. A mountain climber should not stop to pick leaves and branches on the way, or he will never reach the top. This applies to everything.

The Buddha clearly teaches us here that once a person has made a specific and proper vow and established a goal, that person should strive to bring it to fulfillment and work diligently to turn that aspiration into reality. One must not become distracted by illusory circumstances encountered along the way and consequently stop moving forward.

Those who aspire to accomplish a great undertaking and ultimately reach the summit must not waste their time plucking leaves and grasping branches halfway up the mountain. Nor should they allow themselves to be detained by an illusory city, becoming content with having reached it and no longer wishing to continue.

Do Not Laugh at the Dreams of Youth

If we stop at such an illusory city, we will never accomplish our ultimate goal, nor will we ever reach the summit.

Life continually presents us with challenges, and we learn to deal with each one as it comes. The setting sun sinks into the mountains and sea; Within them lies a profound meaning.

Looking back, we may suddenly realize that, without even noticing it, we have already endured and overcome many hardships. Through them, we have become people who can gradually heal ourselves even while struggling through moments when everything seems to be falling apart.

No matter how many setbacks we encounter or how much suffering we must endure, as long as our minds do not become attached and we face circumstances with calmness and composure, even the greatest difficulties can eventually be faced and overcome.

Author: Fuyao Zhishang

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你也這樣嗎:感動時發大願,卻又很快退失道心

你也這樣嗎:感動時發大願,卻又很快退失道心

感動時發大願,卻又很快退失道心

老和尚帶著小沙彌出門行腳,無論行走在廣闊無邊的叢林或是翻山越嶺,老和尚都逍遙地走在前面,小沙彌背著行李緊跟在後,一路上兩人相互照應,彼此為伴。
小沙彌走著走著,心想:“難得人身,但短短幾十年生命,卻必須經歷生老病死,受六道輪回之苦,真苦啊!不過,既然要修行,就要立志當菩薩救度眾生;因此我不能懈怠,要趕快精進才行!”
想到這里,走在前面的老和尚突然停下腳步,面露笑容地回頭對他說:“來,包袱讓我來背,你走我前面。”小沙彌雖然感到莫名其妙,但仍照老和尚的指示,放下包袱走在前面。
走著走著,小沙彌覺得這樣真是逍遙自在啊!而佛經里說,菩薩必須順應眾生的需要而行各種布施,“這真是太辛苦了!況且天下眾生苦難多,到何時才能救得完呢?不如獨善其身,過這種逍遙自在的日子!”
這念頭一起,就聽到老和尚很嚴厲地對他說:“你停下來!”
小沙彌趕快回頭,看到老和尚嚴肅的面容,嚇了一跳!老和尚將包袱拿給他說:“包袱背好,跟在我後面走!”
小沙彌想:“做人真苦!剛才自己還那麼開心,才一轉眼就變得很難過,人的心念真是不穩定啊!凡夫心很容易動搖,還是修菩薩行好,起碼我可以面對苦難眾生,跟很多人結好緣,做一些我做得到的本分事。”

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這時老和尚又面帶笑容地回頭招呼他,並將行李拿去自己背,請他走在前面。
小沙彌就這樣反覆地發心、退心,直到第三次再起退心時,老和尚又用很嚴厲的態度對待他。小沙彌終於忍不住心中的疑惑,請問道:“師父,您今天為什麼一下子要我走前面,一下子又要我走後面,到底是怎麼一回事呢?”
老和尚說:“你雖然有心修行,但是道心不堅固:感動時就發大願,卻又很快退失道心。這樣進進退退,要到什麼時候才能成就?”
聽到老和尚這麼說,小沙彌感到很慚愧,於是當下懺悔。當他又生起菩薩心時,老和尚要他走在前面,他就不敢了,他說:“師父,這次我是真正發心,要以萬丈高樓平地起的大心大願為道基,一步一步向前精進。”
老和尚聽了很高興,對小沙彌也起了讚嘆、尊重之心,一路上兩人有說有笑地並肩走著。
很多人都知道要學佛修行,也知道要發大心、立大願;發心立願很簡單,但要恒持道心卻不容易。世事無常,今日雖平安,明日卻難料,如果發下好願卻動輒心生退轉,把有限的光陰浪費在猶豫不決上,實在太可惜了!

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(以上內容僅代表筆者的個人學佛知見,一切法義應以佛陀說法為準。)

你也這樣嗎:感動時發大願,卻又很快退失道心

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容易讓人忽視的一點:修持口業,不說無意義的話

容易讓人忽視的一點:

修持口業,不說無意義的話

修持口業,不說無意義的話

《佛說十善業道經》雲:「若離綺語,即得成就三種決定。何等為三? 一、定為智人所愛。 二、定能以智,如實答問。 三、定於人天,威德最勝,無有虛妄。是為三。」

在美國邁阿密的一座水族館里,曾經作過一個趣味的實驗:

在一個大水箱中,一邊放了很多五彩繽紛的熱帶魚,另外一邊放進一條大鯊魚,當中則以一片堅固而透明的亞克力玻璃隔開。當大鯊魚進入水箱,一看到對面有五彩繽紛的熱帶魚,立即引起天賦吃魚的野性,因此它遊得很快,沖了過去,結果它的鼻子,就撞上透明的亞克力玻璃,撞得頭昏眼花。可是過了不多久,當它又看見對面的熱帶魚時,又再沖了過去,結果鼻子又撞上玻璃板。一位研究員在旁邊作記錄,計算這條鯊魚的鼻子到底有多少次撞到玻璃板上。這個實驗做了很多回,研究員發現,大約經過四十多次,當鯊魚的鼻子已腫得像饅頭那麼大的時候,它才會停止往前沖。這時研究員就把亞克力隔板慢慢的升高起來,那些熱帶魚在大水箱中自由自在的遊來遊去,遊到鯊魚的尾巴、肚子旁,甚至遊到它嘴巴前面,只要鯊魚張開嘴一口吞下去,可能會吞進幾十條小魚,但鯊魚卻是一動也不願動,為什麼呢?因為鯊魚經過一連串吃不到魚的打擊與挫折後,變成了習慣,它已經放棄天賦吃魚的能力了。這個實驗,說明了習慣的養成對於生物有很大的影響。

人也是習慣的動物,習慣成自然。人類的行為,往往都受到習慣的支配,只要多做幾次,多說幾遍,以後就不知不覺變成習性,而照著去做、去說了。有些人惡口不斷,或一直說謊,就是已經變成了一種習慣,所以要改,談何容易?

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佛教的修持很注重口業,如果是修善口業的人,他會好言安慰,鼓勵讚嘆,甚至宣揚法音,成就無量功德;假若是造惡口業,他就會惡言惡語,黑白顛倒,或是挑撥離間,變成負面的作用,而種下惡因。因此,我們在平常生活中,應該注意不能隨便說話,該講得講,不該講千萬不要開口。除了不能妄語說不實的話、不能兩舌說挑唆的話、不能惡口說粗惡的話以外,還要不能綺語,也就是不說浮言靡語,一點意義都沒有的話。

我們講話,本來應該說些有意義的話,或者說些有道德的話,或者說些有益他人的話,但是事實不然,每當三五人集合一處閒談時,總是說東說西,說些笑話,故意逗人發笑,或是說些言不及義的話,甚至黃色的話,引起別人的胡思亂想,或是花言巧語,甜言蜜語,使人愛聽,像這種無意義的話,誤導他人走上歧途,真是一種罪過。有許多人本來是很純潔的,因為受了綺語的影響,變成鬼計多端,而做出不正當的行為。

最明顯的,例如流行的小說,描寫男女間的情愛,或作出情詞艷曲,使人看了滋生欲念,或者描寫太保太妹的行為,使青少年讀了不知不覺的也照這樣去做,而走上墮落的不歸路,這是多麼的罪惡!

一個人平時喜歡說不三不四的話,不論他走到那里,人家會說:「這個不正經的人又來了」,而對他抱有一種輕蔑的心理。綺語會惑亂人心,妨害風化,所以我們應該遠離。

以學佛的人來說,彼此見面的時候,要問:近來用功嗎?念佛有否專心?打坐有沒有進步?大家互相鞭策與勉勵,一方面可以避免懈怠,一方面也可以離開綺語。

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以佛法的修持來說,錯釋經典,開示有誤,持咒不當,信口雌黃,斷人善根,亂闡佛理,這也都叫做「綺語」。 有一些學顯法的人,因為不了解密義的高深偉大,便信口謗議,或心生疑惑,出口駁辯,這也會由於綺語不明的業力,而造作了口業的大罪。若犯口業的綺語戒,誤斷他人的善根或善念,重則墮地獄,輕則受惡報。所以說法的人,必須深入三藏,曉知法要,以求言正義正,否則悔之晚矣!

佛經上說:「若人能夠遠離綺語,便能得到有智慧的人敬愛,對於任何問題決定會作確實的答覆,而且因為從來沒有虛妄的關系,會得到最為殊勝的威德。」

說話是參與社會生活很要緊的條件,不但會影響個人事業的成敗,也關系家庭生活是不是幸福?希望人人多說質直語,養成良好的習慣,社會祥和,家庭美滿。

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容易讓人忽視的一點:修持口業,不說無意義的話

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It Is Time to Truly Wake Up

It Is Time to Truly Wake Up

It Is Time to Truly Wake Up

After respectfully listening to the Dharma discourse “Focusing Primarily on Cultivating One’s Own Dharma and Conduct” imparted by Namo H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III, I came to a profound realization: It is time to truly wake up!

I am deeply grateful for the blessings of all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas!

Although I had listened to this Dharma discourse before, it seemed to have left almost no impression on me. Just as my Buddha Master said, it went in one ear and out the other. As soon as I finished listening, I forgot what I had heard. The teachings neither entered my mind nor touched my heart. I am truly ashamed of myself.

After listening to this Dharma discourse again, I came to understand more deeply the preciousness of Buddha Dharma, the true meaning of liberation, and how I should make use of my limited lifetime.

First, we must understand that Buddha Dharma is extremely precious and difficult to encounter. Why? Because only Buddha Dharma can enable us to end the cycle of birth and death and transcend the six realms of samsara in which we now exist.

In the past, when Dharma Master Nenghai listened to Geshe Jangba expound the Dharma, he could hear only one sentence each day and had to make a round trip of about 25 miles. It took him half a year to finish listening to that Dharma teaching.

There are also many people who learn Buddhism by studying Buddhist scriptures. Because many scriptures are written in classical Chinese, their meanings can be very difficult to understand. Even when someone can understand the words, the scriptures were compiled by the Five Hundred Arhats based on their recollections of the Dharma expounded by Namo Shakyamuni Buddha. Therefore, deviations in the meaning of the Dharma could inevitably have occurred, and what was recorded may not fully convey the perfect Dharma meaning spoken by the Buddha.

Today, we are able to listen directly to the perfect Dharma teachings of unsurpassed, complete enlightenment expounded by my Buddha Master(H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III). This is truly rare, precious, and extraordinarily auspicious!

When my Buddha Master (H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III)expounds the Dharma, profound principles are explained in simple and accessible language, almost like having an everyday conversation. Deep principles of Buddha Dharma are presented to us clearly and understandably, enabling people of different levels of good roots to gain understanding according to their capacities.

Therefore, we must cherish every opportunity to listen to the Dharma!

Second, we must understand how swiftly impermanence can arrive. How much time do I really have left to waste? Impermanence can take my life at any moment, for death makes no distinction between the young and the old.

Since I have already encountered the true Dharma of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III, I must make good use of my time and genuinely cultivate myself according to the Dharma principles taught by my Buddha Master. I must integrate Buddha Dharma into my everyday life.

At every moment, I should recall the Dharma principles taught by H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III and use them to examine my every word, action, and thought:

Do I truly have compassion?

Have I practiced patience and forbearance?

Have I let go of greed, anger, and ignorance?

Am I still entangled in worldly grievances and disputes over right and wrong?

Are the things I am doing bringing me step by step closer to accomplishment and liberation?

A human existence endowed with the freedoms and favorable conditions for learning the Dharma is difficult to obtain. Even more difficult is the opportunity to hear directly from H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III the perfect Dharma teachings that enable living beings to end the cycle of birth and death!

All worldly phenomena are illusory and ultimately unreal. What, then, is there to cling to?

Isn’t that true?

The people and possessions I cherish most, everything I have worked so hard to obtain—I carefully protect them, constantly afraid that I might lose them. Joy, worry, and anxiety accompany me all the time.

But has this attachment really brought me happiness?

Is this truly the happiness I have always longed for?

Have I actually obtained it?

At the very moment I take my last breath, will any of these things still belong to me?

Therefore, I must clearly establish the true goal of my life: to end the cycle of birth and death and attain liberation.

On the path toward liberation, I must not keep looking around—admiring the scenery here one moment and envying someone else’s treasures the next. Doing so only delays my journey and wastes my precious life and time.

Cultivation means cultivating oneself.

I must listen to the Dharma teachings frequently, and whenever I understand even one principle, I should put it into practice through my actions, speech, and thoughts—the three karmas.

I must constantly examine myself:

Have I let go of greed, anger, and ignorance?

Am I practicing the Six Paramitas and the myriad Bodhisattva practices?

I should begin with the people closest to me. It is in front of those closest to us that we remove our disguises and reveal our true selves. In those relationships, all our shortcomings are exposed most clearly.

I asked myself sincerely: Am I truly compassionate toward my family?

Suppose I have just finished mopping the floor, and suddenly a large footprint appears on the spotless surface. At that very instant, anger and irritation arise within me. I glare angrily at the person responsible, only to receive a casual response:

“Just wipe it again. What’s the big deal?”

Not only was my effort unappreciated, but I also felt that it had been disrespected. My anger immediately intensified, and I raised my voice:

“Why don’t you clean it yourself?”

Such a trivial incident exposed the selfishness within me.

First, my effort was not truly selfless. I expected praise and respect in return. Second, I lacked tolerance and understanding. When someone failed to respect the results of my labor, instead of responding with compassion and patience, I gave rise to anger and resentment.

At the root of the problem was my failure to truly understand the impermanence of all phenomena. I had failed to realize that I should be selfless, compassionate, and forbearing, and that I should do only those things that benefit others.

Instead, I had neglected what was truly important while clinging to things that offered no help whatsoever toward my accomplishment and liberation—my pride, my dignity, my boundaries, and so on.

It is truly time for me to wake up completely.

I must make full use of this limited lifetime, take my Buddha Master (H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III) as my role model, establish unwavering faith, rely upon correct understanding and correct views, and diligently cultivate my own conduct and practice my own Dharma.

I will strive to end the cycle of birth and death and attain liberation as soon as possible.

Written by: Qingxin
Edited by: Sayi

Learn more about H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III

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人生就像那待時成鏡

人生就像那待時成鏡

人生就像那待時成鏡

京城琉璃廠深處有位老匠人,制鏡技藝出神入化。他手下的銅鏡,背紋遊龍走鳳,鏡面光可鑒人,纖毫畢現,人稱“照心鏡”。我曾問他秘訣何在,他只淡淡答了六個字:“有技,更要有時。”

十八歲那年,他入行從師。配方、火候、打磨手法,三年便盡得真傳。可奇怪的是,他制出的鏡子總差一口氣——紋飾雖精,卻少了靈動之氣;鏡面雖亮,卻缺了溫潤之韻。他有才,卻遲遲叩不開那扇至高之境的門。

直到某年清明,山雨初收,師父領他登臨後山。一池春水靜臥山坳,水光瀲灩,薄霧氤氳,天光雲影被水汽揉碎,化作一片柔和的暈彩。“你看,”師父指著水面說:“銅鏡之韻,非磨而就,實養而生。磨,盡人力之極;醒,借天時之機。”

此後三年,每逢夏至前後,他都要將半成品的銅鏡置於特定的時辰、特定的方位,做最後一道“醒鏡”工序。說來也奇,短短七日,銅鏡表面便泛起一層極薄的氧化膜——薄如晨霧,潤如月色,將金屬的冷硬化為玉質的溫良。那層膜不是磨出來的,是“等”出來的。早了,氧化未足;晚了,火候已過。他說,為等那個恰到好處的節氣,他整整守了三年。

“就像種莊稼,”老匠人撫著鏡面說,“最好的種子、最勤的雙手,若錯過了播種的節令,一切白費。”

我望著他手中那面溫潤如水的銅鏡,忽然懂得:世間多少事,成與不成,往往不在用力的多寡,而在時機的對錯。有人懷才不遇,非才不足,而是時未至;有人時來運轉,非命太好,而是抓住了那個稍縱即逝的瞬間。才華是埋在土里的種子,時機是吹過枝頭的節令。若未在那恰好的風里綻放,便只能獨自蟄伏,靜候下一個春秋。

正如南無第三世多杰羌佛說法:成就之或俱之智者而善利時,故事業之成必備時,具智無時業無研機,時智具之,就業由然,成就之道弗出定諦也。

也就是說:世間上的人,在幹事業的過程中,有的取得了成就,有的遭到失敗,而且各人所取得的成就各不相同,異類相殊,有大有小,究其原因,主要是若要取得一件事業的成功,自己必須首先具備一定的聰明才智,而在此前提下,還必須要有時間和機遇,才華和時機兩者都要具備。所以說,任何事業的成就都必須是才華和時機的集合。如果只有才智、聰明,而沒有時間和恰當的機會,那麼,就可能沒有發揮聰明才智的條件,既無法深入研究這件事情的本身實質,也不能在最適合的時間去掌握它,所以就不會成功。

因此,只有同時具時和具智,事業才能有所成就。這是所有成就事業所不可否定的一種定諦。

恰如真正的智者,既磨礪己身,亦靜觀天時。他們懂得,人生最豐盈的時刻,不在蠻力追逐中,而在才智與時機交匯的那個奇妙節點上——像春水映天光,像銅鏡吸晨露,萬物各得其時,事業便如花綻放。

願天下有才之人,不忘日日拂拭手中之鏡,亦不忘靜候天時之機。待那縷光恰好照來,鏡面便映出世間最美的風景——那便是才華與時機相遇的時刻。所有的等待,都是為了這一次恰如其分的輝映。

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人生就像那待時成鏡

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好端端的你,正是學佛的最好時候啊

好端端的你,正是學佛的最好時候啊

好端端的你,正是學佛的最好時候啊

“好端端的你學什麼佛啊?”

“好端端的你就不能學佛了?”

常常遇到這樣的情況,身邊的親人朋友一聽到你學佛,就以為你的人生遇到了什麼挫折或打擊,語氣中既有同情,又有不解,甚至還會有一絲絲的嘲諷。也難怪,微信朋友圈里也經常可以看到這樣一些文章:比如“得意時儒家,失意時道家,絕望時佛家”,又比如 “年輕時幹事業,年老了再學佛”……

這些論調流傳甚廣,很多人看了之後,往往還覺得很有道理。可是細細想來,真是有道理嗎?有些人常常說,我最近運氣很不好,很倒楣,我要去學佛。這就是常說的“臨時抱佛腳”,有用嗎?當然有用,只要你親近佛法就有用。

因為貧窮、病苦、煩惱、衰老等不順不喜之原因,想要改變現狀而去學佛,是不少人走入佛門的起始,這是因緣的關系,無可厚非,關鍵在於走入佛門之後,是否還能依次第逐漸深入。如果你一直停留在向佛祈求現實利益的心態,那這樣的發心是狹隘的,也是不那麼純粹的,因此所得的利益也就會有局限。

更麻煩的是,依這種緣起學佛,道心容易退卻:有困難了,就去找佛陀,問題解決了,就跟佛陀說再見了。而在你最好的時候,沒什麼所求的時候,你還能夠來學佛修行,那是真想學佛,真想修行。因為學佛,並不只是人在倒楣的時候才去做的,反而應該是人在最不倒楣的時候去做的啊。

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一切都順風順水,忙得不得了的時候,談學佛?哎呀,還是再等等吧,很多人說,等我老了,我就來學,等我有錢了,我就來學,等我有空了,我就來學,等我有麻煩了,我就來學……但有多少人在年輕時拼命地賺錢,以為有錢有閒就可以安享晚年了,卻偏偏因為這樣那樣的原因遭遇到不測,或者是事業破敗,或者是百病纏身,或者是突遭橫禍……因為意外總是比明天更先到來!即使是進入到了老年,那時的體力和精力豈能和年輕時相比?多數頭腦昏聵,自顧不睱,有些甚至還在為兒輩孫輩焦慮煩惱,不得閒時。

所謂世間福報好,是指昔日所種諸多善因成熟後帶來的健康身體、富足生活、聰慧頭腦、寬裕時間等,利用這些資本和機會來學佛,可以節省多少力氣和彎路,因為坐飛機總比騎個破舊自行車更易接近目的地吧!而欠缺這些世間福報的人,難道不是更應該通過學佛修行來轉換因果、爭取改變的生機嗎,難道就此永遠穿著草鞋走人生的泥路生生世世?況且我們能以人身接觸到真正的佛法,再苦厄的人都是有真福報的人,為什麼,因為他有機會轉換生死之門啊!

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學佛不分年紀、身體、處境,有緣者學之。得遇真正的佛法,應視為難得之福報。老年人的睿智,年輕人的精力,加上健康、福報好等,都是善業之果報,在善果最多最成熟的時候您不願學,難道一定要等到惡業現前、昏聵神衰、朝不保夕時再學,不是更難嗎?更早地學佛,才會懂得敬畏因果,明信因果,從因地上去扼住造惡業。

年輕和健康正是學佛的最好時光!

富足和安寧正是學佛的最好時光!

聰慧和靈敏正是學佛的最好時光!

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正是學佛的最好時候啊!

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好端端的你,正是學佛的最好時候啊

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若學不會專注與堅持,你將凡事難成

若學不會專注與堅持,你將凡事難成

若學不會專注與堅持,你將凡事難成

最近看了一個小故事讓人很受啟發。一個獵人拿著槍馬上就要追上一頭雄獅,半路卻遇上一只蚊子,那只蚊子嗡嗡地飛來飛去令他心煩意亂,舉起槍就向蚊子射去,最後把子彈打完也沒有射到蚊子,然後垂頭喪氣地走了。

獅子不解地問:“你這麼小怎麼就將他趕跑了呢?”蚊子說:“表面上看他是被我趕跑的,但實際上他是被自己趕跑的。因為我的騷擾對他構不成任何威脅,如果他不理會我徑直追趕你,我也是奈何不了他的。我只不過是利用了人性的弱點,讓他自己戰敗了自己而已。”

故事很小,道理也顯而易見,卻發人深省。

我們往往都會有這樣一個弱點,常常會被一些小事所左右,結果撿了芝麻丟了西瓜,更可悲的是最後連芝麻也找不到了。說白了就是對現在正在做的事情缺少專注和堅持。

生活中我們見到的,聽到的成功者,在分享他們自己成功的經驗時,必不可少的一條就是專注與堅持。

日本的“玉子屋”成立於1965 年,是一家致力於滿足商務白領人士午餐需求的便當外賣公司。年銷售達90億日元(折合人民幣 5.67 億元),是同行業內難以企及的規模。

與很多挖空心思取悅食客不同需求的公司不一樣,“玉子屋”堅持每天只為顧客提供一種便當,365 天都不重樣。價格低廉、低熱量、味道優良的便當,並能從回收的木制容器中的剩菜情況,總結信息用於制作菜單,預估次日的訂單量。

因此,“玉子屋”的便當自然而然地成為了大家的盤中餐。其成功秘訣靠的就是將每個細節做到極致,專注做好一件事。

中國的“老幹媽”與“玉子屋”有著相同的經歷,都是始於微末成於專注。“老幹媽”包裝土得不行,卻能做到年銷6億瓶。何故?首先是專注:陶華碧對“老幹媽”的專注無人能及。她說:“我只曉得炒辣椒,我只幹我會幹的。”其次是在原材料把控上的極致和嚴苛。再次是口碑。產品極致、口碑極致、銷量自然也是極致。

世法上,一門深入專注一事,把一件在外人看來簡單甚至枯燥的事做到最好,就能取得成功。而學佛修行更是如此。

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有一個施主問和尚:“您得道之前,做些什麼?”

和尚說:“砍柴、燒水、做飯。”

“那您得道之後呢?”

“砍柴、燒水、做飯。”

“那您得道後,沒有改變呀?”

和尚說:“改變了。我得道之前,砍柴的時候想著燒水,燒水的時候想著做飯。得道之後,我燒水的時候想著燒水,砍柴的時候想著砍柴,做飯的時候想著做飯。”

老和尚一語道破天機,看似簡單的對話卻蘊含了成就解脫的佛理。搬柴運水無非妙道,鋤田種地總是禪機。修行成就和生活中得到事業成功的道理是一樣的,不被外境影響,專注一心就會成功。

在佛教中也不乏專注一門堅持不懈的修行成就公案。

唐朝馬祖道一禪師一生提倡“即心即佛”,他的弟子法常就是從這句話而契入悟機,徹悟後隱居大梅山。

有一天,馬祖派侍者去試探法常,對他說:“法常,你領悟了老師的‘即心即佛’,但是老師最近又說‘非心非佛’呢!”法常聽了,不為所動:“別的我不管,我仍是‘即心即佛’。”馬祖禪師聽了侍者的報告,欣然頷首道:“梅子成熟了!”

古德有雲“竹影掃階塵不動”。法常既悟了“即心即佛”的道理,就穩坐泰山,即便老師真的一百八十度地改成“非心非佛”,對他來說也不過是階前的竹影因風搖曳,掃不動一點塵埃。

南無第三世多杰羌佛說法:“或發其願,立志當圓,弗可行中幻境之遷而致步不前,志於頂峰之士,勿以半山摘葉攀枝,為化城之品而留其步,如是之行終無所願,焉得絕頂之峰也,萬法如是耳。”

靜下心來捫心自問,在學佛修行途中,當我們發了具體的、方向正確的願心,立下了成就解脫的志向之後,我們是否被修行路上那些世法幻境所牽引,迷於世法、財富、親情而忘記了學佛修行,解脫成就的目標呢?

又猶如一個人明明要從上海直達北京,卻到西安、河南、張家界去瞎逛,去旅遊,慢慢也就忘記了自己既定的目標是北京,最終在無常的懊悔中了卻一生。同理,如果我們還沒辦法專注於修學真正的佛法,而被那些帶著光環的“貌似佛法”或“心靈雞湯”所迷惑,那今生成就的希望在哪里呢?最終不是同樣在無常中墮落輪回。

余以為,作為一個正信佛弟子時時刻刻都要專注於“解脫”這個目標,認清並撇開修行途中與“解脫”無關的內外阻障,切實按照南無第三世多杰羌佛所說無上佛法《極聖解脫大手印》的兩大心髓去修持,這才是我們必須專注和堅持的修行大方向,也是成就解脫的快捷正道。

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若學不會專注與堅持,你將凡事難成

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