What do you mean, very Buddha?

Buddhism-the hottest word in the circle of friends recently, the so-called Buddhism is a peaceful mind that doesn't like things, doesn't care about yourself, doesn't argue for anything, and doesn't matter.

The word "Buddhism" has a long history. As early as 20 14, Japanese media once called men who like to be alone, pay attention to their hobbies and pace of life, and don't want to waste time in love "Buddhist men". 20 17 The word "Buddhist idolization" is popular in the fan circle, which means that those fans who are deeply involved in the fan circle are tired of disputes and turn to peaceful idolization, without getting angry or quarreling.

After the fire of Buddhism, it also triggered some discussions. Some people think that not everything can be labeled as "Buddhism", and trivial things in life can be ignored, but how can we talk about it if we don't leave our hearts in love? If you don't pay attention to your work, how can you achieve anything? Some people think that this is just a self-deprecating ridicule used to adjust emotions after 90. However, many netizens worry that this is using the concept of "Buddhism" to cover up their escapism.

In life, there are usually the following manifestations:

Buddhism is in love, and this kind of thing comes with fate. It's good of you to come. I'll do it.

Buddhist games, it doesn't matter if the game is lost, and teammates are not angry. Just have fun and be happy, so why be so persistent.

Buddha is an old driver, and safety is the most important.

"Buddhism" is actually nothing, but more relaxation under pressure, serious ridicule, and even a temporary fashion trend. Arguing with people online, you can't tell the winner after 300 rounds. On the contrary, you are exhausted. It's best not to quarrel, just do what you like and let nature take its course!

Summary:

Buddhism is a kind of broad-minded, less negative, seemingly indifferent, and secretly working hard. In fact, to put it bluntly, it is what we often say "contentment is always happy"!