Some doubts about learning Buddhism, please give some advice.

I don't know Buddhism, and I don't have any religious beliefs, but I have read a little of the classics of many religions, which gives me the feeling that any religion is philosophy, and you may still not understand the teachings of Buddhism.

Anyone who practices Buddhism, according to the scripture, can get out of the sea of life and death and reach the other side of nirvana as long as he adheres to the law.

However, we are not bodhisattvas, and we may not see that the five aggregates are all empty, but some things are really the same color, empty but different colors, that is, empty is color, and we can't let others be without what we have.

The following is my humble opinion:

First, I think Buddhism is a kind of understanding, and it is a kind of * * * sound for you. You have an internal understanding of Buddhism, that is, practice. You don't have to read the scriptures well. What is needed is that you know what is said in it, which may be said by Buddhism. I don't think learning Buddha is dead, just like you said. First of all, you should know what nonsense is, nonsense, which is the so-called reason nonsense. Is one of the ten evils. It is not true that the purpose is to deceive others. There is a premise that cheating others is the purpose. It's actually hard for people not to lie. After all, we are still human beings, but lies are well-intentioned and malicious. We all know that monks are not allowed to kill. This is a no-no, but there are also many monks who participated in the liberation of the people in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period. Look at the movies of Shaolin Temple. There is nothing wrong with killing and saving people here, let alone lying.

Second, of course, it is sad that my mother is ill, but all mortals who are born, sick and dead have seen through it. It is a kind of sustenance to release the scriptures and pray for the mother, but who can escape life and death? Persistence is only a manifestation of perseverance that varies from person to person. Let me ask you, do you love your mother? I think the answer must be yes, but is there only one way to express love? What matters is the heart, which Buddhists follow.

I don't know how to explain it. After all, I am an atheist, but there is a saying in Buddhism that six roots and six dusts are illusory practices that come out of vacuum reality. This is not true. If we can understand this lemma, although there are six roots to treat dust, we can still get rid of it. So I think, good and bad are actually harder than investigation. The investigation may only give you the situation at this time, and the future is all about yourself. You should probably know that hard work can change everything.

Fourth, relying on others, it is obvious that you have not achieved the so-called emptiness, are not influenced by other people's ideas, and are not confused by the hue of the world, that is, Buddhism, and learning Buddhism is in him.

5. I don't know what Buddhism to practice. It is recommended to see the Heart Sutra, provided that you understand it before deciding what to practice ~

Don't blame me for what I said, QQ2540302.