hinh dang, cach thuc tu tap va thien dinh cua duc phat:
Hinh dang, cach thuc tu tap va thien dinh cua Duc Phat:
Hai Chan Duc Phat thuong xep thanh hinh canh buom buom, va thuong toa thien tren mot doa hoa sen. Va nhung bui toc hinh xoan oc tuong trung cho vo so nhuy hoa dang treo lo lung tren bau troi dem Hoan Vu. Hai ban tay cua Ngai thuong tao thanh nhung An Phap don gian, nham nhac nho ve vo so nguon goc cua Duc vong khac nhau cua con nguoi va tat ca van vat.
Tat ca bac Chan Tu Dac Dao giong nhu Trang Tu, thuong nam ngu say ben tang da to va "Chu nam mong thay minh hoa buom buom hay la buom buom mong thay hoa Trang Chu".
Neu xem thuc tai nay la that khi buom buom nhin Trang Tu va Trang Tu nhin buom buom.
"Thi Trang tu song o trong doi mat buom buom, va buom buom lai ton tai trong doi mat cua Trang Tu".
Chu thay minh hoa buom buom vui ve, hay goi la mong Chu Du Dao.
Nam Hoa chan kinh lai la cuon sach triet hoc an Trang Chu .
Chon ra nhung tac pham uu tu nhat, goi la "Luc Tai Tu Thu".
Translate:
佛陀的形象、修行与禅定：
佛陀的双腿常呈蝴蝶状，他通常禅修于莲花之上。他螺旋状的头发象征着宇宙夜空中无数的雄蕊。他的双手常结简单的手印，提醒我们人类和万物各种欲望的无数起源。
所有开悟的修行者，如庄子，常在一块大石头旁安然入睡，“庄子梦见自己变成蝴蝶，或蝴蝶梦见庄子”。
如果我们认为蝴蝶看见庄子，庄子看见蝴蝶，这种关系是真实的，
那么，“庄子住在蝴蝶的眼中，蝴蝶存在于庄子的眼中”。
庄子梦见自己变成一只快乐的蝴蝶，这个梦被称为“庄子游梦”。
《南华经》实际上是一部哲学著作，其中隐藏着庄周的教诲。
其中最杰出的作品被称为“六位天才学者著作”。
Translate:
The Buddha's Appearance, Practices, and Meditation:
The Buddha's legs are often arranged in the shape of a butterfly, and he usually meditates on a lotus flower. His spiral-shaped hair symbolizes the countless stamens suspended in the night sky of the universe. His hands often form simple mudras (hand gestures), reminding us of the countless origins of the different desires of humans and all things.
All enlightened practitioners, like Zhuangzi, often sleep soundly beside a large rock, and "Zhuangzi dreams of himself becoming a butterfly, or the butterfly dreams of Zhuangzi."
If we consider this reality as true when the butterfly sees Zhuangzi and Zhuangzi sees the butterfly,
"Then Zhuangzi lives in the butterfly's eyes, and the butterfly exists in Zhuangzi's eyes."
Zhuangzi sees himself as a joyful butterfly, a dream known as the "Zhuangzi's Wandering Dream."
The Nanhua Sutra is actually a philosophical book that hides the teachings of Zhuang Zhou.
The most outstanding works selected are called "Six Talented Scholars' Books".