What does the method of breaking tiles in Buddhist scriptures mean?

The method of breaking tiles in Buddhist scriptures originated from the Diamond Sutra, which is a special practice method in Buddhism. Breaking the tile method means that through deep concentration and reflection, a person's heart becomes clear, just like breaking a wall and reaching the realm of enlightenment. Buddhists can get rid of all troubles and constraints and gain inner peace and tranquility through this method of practice.

There are many practices similar to breaking tiles in Buddhist scriptures, such as "meditation" and "six degrees". All these methods have one thing in common, that is, let your heart calm and not be disturbed by the outside world. Through the practice of these methods, Buddhists can gain profound knowledge and wisdom instead of being troubled by desires and obsessions.

It is not easy for people to practice the method of breaking tiles in Buddhist scriptures. To achieve the state of "breaking the tile", we need constant persistence and efforts. Only through long-term concentration and reflection can we achieve inner thoroughness. However, once you reach this state, you can understand the wisdom of Buddhism and gain inner joy and peace. No matter what difficulties and challenges you face, you can find your inner direction and strength and realize your life value under the guidance of Buddhism.