What does a flower, a world, a tree and a bodhi mean?

"One flower, one world, one tree and one bodhi" means that the whole world can be seen from a flower, and a leaf can represent the whole bodhi.

Through a small flower, we can get a glimpse of the laws and everything in a vast world. Through a small leaf, we can see the secret of life in the universe. It can be understood that a very small thing may also contain great truth, and a very ordinary thing may also contain great wisdom.

A flower, a world, a leaf and a bodhi symbolize consciousness and wisdom. Used to mean that people suddenly wake up, suddenly realize, break into enlightenment, suddenly realize, and reach the realm of otherworldly.

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Bodhi is a great enlightenment, with a clear mind and a clear understanding of nature, which proves the final bright self, that is, reaching the realm of nirvana. Nirvana is death for ordinary people, but it is actually the supreme bodhi.

Sanskrit bodhi is the same as Pali. Free translation of perception, wisdom, knowledge and Tao. Broadly speaking, it is to cut off the troubles in the world and achieve the wisdom of nirvana. That is, Buddhism, karma, sound and taste are all based on the wisdom gained from their fruits. Among the three bodhis, the Buddha's bodhi is the supreme truth, so the three virtues and three bodhis called Aunt Doro translate into supreme truth, supreme wisdom, supreme truth and supreme bodhi.

A flower can grow up because it needs to experience wind and rain, continuous sunshine and time accumulation, and finally it can bloom beautiful flowers;