Take off the cassock, walk out of the temple, and finish it in a lifetime. Is there a Buddhist basis?

Take off the cassock and walk out of the temple, and this life is completed. It is very close to the idea of Zen, as the Six Ancestors said: Why keep precepts when you are calm, and why practice Zen when you are straight. Kindness is filial piety to adoptive parents, while righteousness is sympathy. Let's be modest and harmonious, and forbearance is evil. If we can drill wood for fire, the sludge will certainly give birth to red lotus. Bitter taste is good medicine, unpleasant advice is good words, and repentance is wisdom, so as to guard against evil in your heart. You can't do it every day by paying money. Bodhi only wants to come from the heart, why bother to seek metaphysics outside? I heard that practicing according to this is only in the west at present. "Advocate the heart of the accident, do the things of the WTO. Buddha originally meant enlightenment. It can also be said that success is the success of Buddha.