Buddhist vocabulary quotations in poetry (India, Zen, Brahma, Karma, Buddhist temple, temple, rosette, pagoda, world, Lingyin Temple)
◎Nanguo layman
【 Jiangcheng Plum Blossoms Yin】Lingyin Temple
◎Nanguo layman
The secluded place is clean and dust-free, with hundreds of clouds and nine clouds. Lingyin Feifeng, there is someone coming from Tianzhu. Traveling all over the south of the Yangtze River to return to Zen, Buddhist monks are quiet, filled with incense, and inquire about the causes of their karma.
Cause of karma, cause of karma, countless empty doors, leaves are falling, and the soul is suddenly broken. The ancient temple and the old monastery were brought into creation, and there were two universes. The rosette pagoda disappears in all the mist and rain. Looking east to the west lake at the singing and dancing night, the human world is unbearable, so I can't escape from this body.
Buddhist vocabulary quotes in this poem
Tianzhu -
The collective name of ancient China and other East Asian countries to today's India and other Indian subcontinent countries. In the history of China, the earliest record of Tianzhu is in "Historical Records·Dawan Biography", which was called 神动 (the antiphonal sound of Indus Sanskrit Sindhu) at that time. " Hanshu " records: "Thousands of miles from the southeastern country of Shendu, we can reach the city of Shujia people." "Book of the Later Han·Biography of the Western Regions" records that "a man from Tianzhu country is called Shendu". In the early Tang Dynasty, it was collectively called Tianzhu. Tianzhu was a big country during the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty Li Shimin sent Tang monks to the Western Heaven to obtain Buddhist scriptures (i.e., Western Heaven to obtain Buddhist scriptures). This place was known as the Western Heaven. Later, Xuanzang learned scriptures from the Western Regions, and the name was changed to India based on the pronunciation.
Zen -
A Buddhist term that refers to eliminating distracting thoughts and sitting quietly: zazen. Practice Zen.
generally refers to Buddhist things: Zen forest. Zen staff. [Sanskrit dhyāna]
A brief summary of the Sanskrit word "Jhana". It originally meant sitting quietly and reciting silently.
Such as: Zen (Buddhism); Zen (referring to monks sitting upright for meditation)
Sanskrit -
Sanskrit transliteration. Silence, high purity. In Buddhism, scriptures are often called "Brahma books" and Buddhist temples are called "Brahma temples". Buddhist scriptures were originally written in Sanskrit, so everything related to Buddhism is called Sanskrit.
The transliteration of Sanskrit Brahmā is the province of "Brahma", "Brahma" and "Brahma", which means "purity" and "silence".
Purely practice the holy life. ——"Lotus Sutra of Wonderful Dharma"
Another example: Brahma Heart (pure heart); Brahma Zhi (purity as ambition); Brahma Gate (pure Dharma door); Brahma Shi (pure Buddhist affairs); Brahma guest (monk).
Cause of Karma -
Buddhism refers to the cause of good and evil consequences. Good karma is the cause of happy results, and bad karma is the cause of painful results. "Chengshi Lun·Ming Karma Causes": "Furthermore, people in the world know that all things are caused by karma, so doing farming and other karma is also a kind of karma and other meritorious karma."
generally refers to fate.
Buddhism -
Buddhism, generally refers to Buddhism. Mahayana takes the contemplation of space as its entry point, so it is called the "empty gate". In Buddhism, the essence of "emptiness" and the phenomenon of "being" are unified. "Buddhist Buddhism" plays an important role in Buddhism because it refers to Buddhism.
"The Theory of Great Wisdom: The First Interpretation": "Those who are empty are emptiness and emptiness."
Temple -
chà, the abbreviation of "Khatara" in Sanskrit, temples and pagodas: ancient temples. posa .
Lotus Seat -
Lotus Seat is the abbreviation of the Buddha statue in the temple with a lotus as its throne. It is said that Sakyamuni and Avalokitesvara loved lotus and used lotus as their seats. Since then, all the Buddha statues in temples have used lotus as their throne, which is called lotus seat. The rosette base is divided into four layers, all of which are hexagonal. The lower part is made of a sumeru . Recorded in the Huayan Sutra.
Pagoda -
is also called "Buddha", a Buddhist language and a transliteration of Sanskrit Buddha. Buddha , Buddha; the second refers to Buddhism; the third refers to monk; the fourth refers to pagoda. " Buddhist Dictionary " explains: pagoda, also known as pagoda, Xiutu. According to the pagoda, they are all different translations of Buddha. Buddhism was created by Buddha.The ancients called Buddhists pagoda. Buddhism is the Tao of Buddha. Later, it was also called the pagoda as a pagoda. Later people thought that the word "Buddha" was too troublesome, so they simplified it into one word "Buddha".
The world -
The word "world" comes from Buddhist scriptures and is not a new modern term. The world refers to time and the boundary refers to space. Tracing its origin comes from Buddhism. Such as "Saha World" and "Great Thousand Worlds".
Lingyin Temple -
Lingyin Temple, also known as Yunlin Temple, is located in Hangzhou City, backed by the North Peak of the North Peak and facing Feilai Peak. It was built in the first year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (326). Its founder is the West Indian monk Huili. Emperor Wu of Liang in the Southern Dynasties granted land and expanded it. Five Dynasties King Qian Liu of Wuyue ordered Master Yongming Yanshou to revive and develop it, and named it Lingyin New Temple. During the Jiading period of Emperor Ningzong of the Song Dynasty, Lingyin Temple was known as one of the "Five Mountains" of Zen Buddhism in the south of the Yangtze River. During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, the master of Zen Buddhism, Monk Gu De, became the abbot of Lingyin and raised funds to rebuild the temple. It took eighteen years to build the temple alone, and its scale ranked among the "biggest in the southeast". In the 28th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1689), Emperor Kangxi named it "Yunlin Zen Temple" during his southern tour. It mainly takes the Heavenly King's Hall, the Main Hall, the Medicine Master's Hall, the Dharma Hall, and the Huayan Hall as the central axis, with the Five Hundred Arhat Hall, Jigong Hall, Huayan Pavilion, Dabei Tower, and Abbot Tower on both sides.
About the author:
Layman Nan Guo, whose real name is Guo Jun, was born in 1967, works in Wudu, Longnan City, and is originally from Hui County, Gansu Province. Nearly a thousand literary works have been published in various newspapers, books, and online platforms. He is the author of "Nanguo Ci" and won the poetry nomination award for the third "China Financial Literature Award". He has co-edited poetry anthologies such as "The Essential Poems of Xue Zao Lan Jin", "Twelve Schools of Qingyun", and "Appreciation of the Essence of Linping Poems". Won the Modern Poetry Finalist Award at the "First International Poetry and Wine Culture Conference". The work was entered into the 4th China 100 Poems and 100 Couplets Competition. He was awarded the title of "Excellent Poet in the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of New China" and "Poetry and Calligrapher of the New Era" by the Organizing Committee of the National Poetry Tour of China.
Department of Chinese Poetry Society , Chinese Poetry Society , Chinese Financial Writers Association , " Poetry Journal " Ziyue Poetry Society Member, inheritor of outstanding Chinese traditional culture, included in the 2022 edition of " Who's Who in the World ", deputy secretary-general of Longnan Poetry Society, executive director of Chinese Cultural Tourism Poetry Society, director of Wudu District Writers Association, consultant of "Chengzhou Literature", and final review editor of Xue Zao Lanjin Poetry. Former editor-in-chief of the Fine Culture Forum, former deputy editor-in-chief of the Poetry Research Center of China Poetry News.
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