Is there any trouble?

Question 1: What are your growing pains? Poor study and too much homework.

The expectations of teachers and parents are too high.

Parents are too strict.

Relatives and friends pay too much attention to your every move and always compare their children.

Conflicts between friends

Worried about whether my future road can go smoothly.

There are people around you who love themselves and love themselves.

Can you go to school?

Arguing or disagreeing with parents and teachers

..... too much, but as long as you face it frankly, you will gradually get rid of your troubles and grow up!

Question 2: What troubles does everyone have? The most worrying thing about 50 points is what to eat in the morning, what to eat at noon and what to eat at night.

The biggest worry is that it is too short.

Question 3: What troubles ... What are the lyrics of the trouble song Jacky Cheung?

Question 4: What troubles do girls have? That's too much. Think of a few, say a few.

Clothes always look good on others;

Men are always unreliable;

The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law will never get along well;

The figure is not good every day;

The wardrobe is too small and the money is too small;

Are you satisfied?

Question 5: What is the meaning of worry? Title of basic information: worry Pinyin: [fá nno]: adjective, unhappy, unhappy, bored and distressed. Noun, a person or thing that makes people unhappy or unhappy.

English translation:

Trouble; Worried; Trouble; Care; trouble

Anxiety; Distress; Become redundant; Give trouble; Be troubled by; Make a fuss [edit this paragraph] Basic explanation 1. [annoying; Be worried; Be annoyed; Irritated]: Bored and distressed

unnecessary worry

2. [annoying; Disturb]: disturb

Those birds and people came to disturb the Wang Nan camp. -A detailed explanation of Dangkou Record [Edit this paragraph] 1. Buddhist language. Call it confusion. Including greed, anger, stupidity and other fundamental troubles and accompanying troubles. It can disturb the body and mind and cause all kinds of suffering, which is the karma of reincarnation. See Epistemology, Volume 6.

Where is Jing? The five people bought a maid as a metaphor: "Five Yin also, troubles fit into this body. And this five yin, constantly sick and dying, troubles all beings. " Liang Wudi in the Southern Dynasties, "Pure Industry Fu": "Born confused, old; With ignorance, is it troublesome? " "altar sutra? Prajna: "Ordinary people are Buddhas, and troubles are Bodhi. The former is an ordinary man and the latter is a Buddha. Thinking about the front is trouble, thinking about the back is bodhi. Liu Ming Yuan Qing compiled by Xian Yi? Shixian? The ignorant also ":"Everything in reality is undiminished, and the sacredness is undiminished; Living in trouble is not chaotic, living in meditation is not quiet. If sex is like this, it is called the way. "

2. Sadness and depression.

Tang Meng Haoran's poem "Tongbai View on the Rooftop": "I hope to talk about it from now on and worry about it." A sentence in Song Ouyang Xiu's "Dead Hua Lian": "You can't help worrying about wine when it hits the waves." "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" returns to the May 4th Movement: "Xuande has lost his wife Gan and is worried day and night." Smell Yiduo's red candle The lesson at the end of time: "Yesterday's troubles have gone, and today has not come."

3. worry; Worried.

"Warning the world?" Third, I appeared in the package case: "Because of this W person, I am only worried about Niang and Yasi!" The second time of Bi Ye's Spring without Flowers: "The old landlord is still worried about how to worship the tower."

4. I'm sorry to bother you

"Warning the world?" Third, he appeared in Bao Long's final plan: "The matchmaker said,' Aunt is in a hurry! I didn't know the other day, and I didn't get the incense paper. Don't blame it! According to personal experience, we all know what trouble is. However, it is difficult to understand what the problem is. Charman's survey found that even the worriers with high language accomplishment can't speak clearly. Webster's Dictionary's explanation of troubles is a bystander's statement, which does not meet the requirements of phenomenology of spirit and is not helpful to mental health. Therefore, reason is powerless to worry.

Psychopathologically speaking, worry is the product of frustration and slight psychological conflict, because it was not too difficult at first, so it was postponed.

As far as any short time is concerned, troubles do not constitute any mental pain. Because of this, in any of the following cases, troubles will retreat:

1, when sports activities are quite intense, such as physical exercise and manual labor;

2. When there is a strong emotional experience, whether it is joy or sadness, anger or fear, as long as it is strong enough, the troubles will disappear;

3. When the body is in acute pain, such as boiling oil and burning hands, or feeling unwell due to acute diseases, such as running the toilet 20 times a day and having severe diarrhea;

4, when the body is sleepy, such as hunger, cold, drowsiness, etc. ;

5. When paying attention;

6, the actual things are too busy.

Obviously, the content of trouble is not a major event in life, but a "routine" in daily life, and even some "trivial things" that can't be on the table. Although things are not big, there are many things, and every day is endless. You can't stamp your feet and push them away, which makes people always unhappy and uncomfortable. When they vent, they don't know where to start and often can't find the right person.

Trouble has the following characteristics:

1, the content of troubles is true and realistic;

2. Trouble always contains a lot of imagination; Imagined things >>

Question 6: What do you mean by trouble? Unhappy, in a bad mood, in a panic.

Question 7: What does the Buddha say is trouble? The Buddha said that life has eight sufferings: birth, old age, illness, death, love parting, resentment for a long time, wanting nothing and lingering. . .

Everyone has desires, and if they are not satisfied, they will have troubles.

Buddhist words about giving up desire

Buddhism has a cloud: the heart is moving and the heart is static.

There is a saying in Buddhism: the heart is clear and refreshing, and the heart is sincere and natural

Buddhists have a cloud: tranquility is far-reaching.

There is a cloud in Buddhism, and people live and die.

Buddhism has a cloud: follow your heart, follow your fate, and follow your nature.

Buddhism has a cloud: the idealism of all laws.

There is a cloud in Buddhism: the wind does not move, the tree does not move, it is your heart.

Buddhism has a cloud: everything is illusory.

Buddhism has a cloud: bodhi has no trees, and the mirror is not Taiwan. Nothing. What caused the dust?

There is a saying in Buddhism: saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda.

There is a saying in Buddhism: put down the butcher knife and become a Buddha.

There is a saying in Buddhism: it is not good to correct mistakes.

There is a saying in Buddhism: the sea of suffering is boundless, and turning back is the shore.

Buddhism has a cloud: between good and evil.

There is a saying in Buddhism: thinking of ignorance is prajnaparamita, thinking of wisdom is prajnaparamita.

There is a saying in Buddhism: how can people be ruthless if they are not vegetation?

There is a saying in Buddhism: tolerance is great.

Buddhism has a cloud, and if a gentleman can endure it, he will achieve great things.

There is a saying in Buddhism: 99 is one, and it will eventually become a positive result.

There is a saying in Buddhism: it is a blessing to have an accident.

Buddhism has a cloud: colorless, no phase, no anger, no madness.

There is a cloud in Buddhism: if things are things, things can be things; If things are not things, then things are not things. Things can't be named, names can't be real, things can't be real, so things have nothing.

There is a saying in Buddhism: contentment is always happy.

There is a saying in Buddhism: life does not bring, death does not bring.

There is a saying in Buddhism: If I don't go to hell, who will?

Buddhism has a cloud, and all beings are equal.

There is a cloud in Buddhism: cause and effect have a cause.

There is a saying in Buddhism: Where there is a result, there is a result, and everything is predestined.

There is a saying in Buddhism: everything is exhausted, and the fate is exhausted early.

There is a saying in Buddhism: the acquaintance in this life is exchanged for looking back 500 times in previous lives.

There is a saying in Buddhism: It is predestined to meet thousands of miles away, but never meet the opposite side. Sleeping on a pillow for a thousand years, crossing a boat for 500 years.

There is a saying in Buddhism that there are eight difficulties in life: life, old age, illness, death, love to leave, long-standing resentment, determination to win, and unwillingness to let go.

Buddhism has a cloud: a flower and a world, a leaf and a bodhi.

There is a saying in Buddhism that one brake is eternity.

There is a saying in Buddhism: Don't say, don't say.

(Master Lv Hui wrote a book) Self-awareness.

A person can't understand life, and life is his punishment.

◆ Change others, it is better to change yourself first.

A rich man is not as good as a wise man.

◆ People who often forgive themselves are often not forgiven by God.

◆ People who often blame themselves can often be forgiven by others.

People are very strange, they don't know themselves, but they want to interfere with others every day, which makes them very painful.

People suffer because they pursue the wrong things.

◆ Where there are people, there will be right and wrong. If you take it as normal, you won't be sad, because it is-people!

Making mistakes is ordinary, and forgiving is extraordinary.

No matter how happy you are, impermanence will come.

Take care of one place and do nothing.

◆ Hurtful words, such as water, are irreparable.

Everyone knows that anger is a kind of ignorance and useless, but there is nothing you can do about it. It is precisely because of the lack of' consciousness' that we can't let go of gains and losses.

Money makes up for your appearance, while Buddhism enlightens your inner self.

◆ The five senses are not really enjoyable, but' inner peace' is the place to start.

A person with too strong self-esteem and superiority will be very fragile, and a little adversity is enough to keep him awake all night.

To be jealous and hate others is to give your life to others.

Defaming others is like spraying blood on others, polluting your mouth first.

Believing in the truth is like a silly dog. Someone threw a stone at random, so he rushed to pick it up.

If you can't grasp the present, you can't get eternity.

◆ People's hearts are not good, and environmental protection and public security are naturally bad.

◆ Being not afraid and thinking nothing when encountering difficulties is a real practice.

Time will pass.

◆ Fate is better than fortune telling.

I hate others, but it's myself who suffers.

Be strict with yourself and be lenient with others.

Don't waste your life where you know you will regret it.

With a grateful heart, forget the shortcomings of others!

Conquering the world is not great. A man who can conquer himself is the greatest man in the world.

Ordinary people pursue the extraordinary, while wise people are willing to enjoy the ordinary.

◆ People who can endure everything are satisfied; Kind and angry ... >>

Question 8: What's the difference between distress and annoyance? 20 points of distress is that you don't know how to solve things, and trouble is that you don't know which one to solve first when you encounter too many things.