Both Buddha and Lao Tzu believed that we should not be attached to everything and were telling such a truth, that is, the form of all things is illusory, eternal and changing, not a fixed thing, just like a drop of water can form ice, turn into qi, and turn into rain, so all thin

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Buddha says that the pain and troubles of life all come from persistence. Laozi also said in the Tao Te Ching: The magical artifacts in the world cannot be used. Those who do things will defeat them, and those who hold them will lose them.

Both Buddha and Lao Tzu believed that we should not be attached to everything and were telling such a truth, that is, the form of all things is illusory, eternal and changing, not a fixed thing, just like a drop of water can form ice, turn into qi, and turn into rain, so all things have this common characteristic, it is a phenomenon that can be changed by natural circulation.

This power is the original power, which is magical and unpredictable. It is under this magical and unpredictable power, this invisible and invisible primitive power, under the action of all original conditions and elements, and in a dynamic cycle of changes, the body of all things with tangible and form is manifested. This is what the Buddha said about the formation of dependent origination and form, and it is also what Lao Tzu said about the creation of something out of nothing. Then this form body is composed of the changes of invisible and invisible energy elements, not a fixed thing, so all things are not real, but dreams and bubbles, and is the Tao that can be told incomprehensible.

Everything outside is a ever-changing image. Just like the dream world, it is transformed by the primitive power of the self-nature. Therefore, the bodies of all things continue to form, exist, decay, and emptiness, and are constantly born and destroyed, and are impermanent. They are all natural phenomena, and they are a kind of illusion body and illusion we see.

Then our true heart is eternal and has no birth and death, but our original heart has the functions of six senses. When we see all forms and all relationships, we mistakenly believe that the body of all forms is real and real, so we mistakenly arise delusions and attachments, and then we constantly climb outward and follow things, and think of things, and then we have discriminatory minds, benefit minds, seek minds, and greed minds. Then our hearts change with the environment, and mistakenly believe that there is still a cycle of life and death, and there is also afflictions and pains. Therefore, the original mind is trapped by illusions, and life will be attached to everything, troubles and pains, and will be disturbed by illusions, and fooled by our own delusions.

When we are not attached to all things, all fate will respond when it comes. If fate goes away, everything will not fall in love. All things are like a scenery, an amusement park, and a journey on the road. You can only experience it well, appreciate it well, cherish it well with love, and travel well. Life is just a few decades, and you are just a passerby. May I ask if you use any means and try your best to stick to the material things, what can you take away in the end?

Have you realized this?

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