Detailed explanation of Buddhist terms: what does it mean to interpret death?

Death-Waiting for Death is a manifestation before rebirth. Phoenix nirvana is very common in phoenix, and it can only be reborn after death. Death is also a name that only prestigious elders such as Buddhist abbots can have.

In Buddhism, "death" means: it is a realm, nirvana, not death. Nirvana is Sanskrit, pronounced Polly, Nirvana of the old cloud, Nirvana of the present shun ancient cloud. Also known as neon illusion, or cloud nirvana, are slightly wrong, or different from Chu and Xia. The old translation is extinction, or cloud extinction, inaction, liberation, happiness, immortality, etc. Although the names have different meanings, they are all the same. Today, I will explain two meanings of death and silence: death, that is,' death' eliminates troubles and' death' eliminates the meaning of life and death.

Silence means rational silence, and extinction means the elimination of troubles. It can also be said that the nature of' silence' has been proved, and natural troubles have been eliminated; When troubles are eliminated, nature proves silence. "On Wisdom" says: Nirvana is named Chu, which means that all kinds of interests are endless, and it can also be translated as Chu. According to the new translation, Master Xuanzang translated it as "death", which is more perfect, because the translation of silence, extinction and liberation only means breaking the moral aspect, and words break the troubles of life and death.

Death brings wisdom and morality. This is a simple explanation: wisdom with all blessings is called' circle'; Being away from all troubles forever is called' quietness'. To put it simply: morality is round, and bitterness is silent. Specifically, Fu Hui's two strictness are perfect (round), the three confusions are completely removed, and the two kinds of life and death are completely separated (silent), so that he will no longer be troubled by the troubles of life and death, return to the initial heart of' round' and' silent' photography, and get a solemn liberation of pure goodness and beauty.

This is the realm of nirvana-death. Round agreement turns into good words (all blessings are achieved); Silence about evil words (interrupting chaos and eliminating pain) According to this study, death seems to be the nirvana of Mahayana inaction, and silence is the nirvana of Hinayana. To be sure, death also means' bright and silent sincerity'. Because it-sincerity-has all the advantages (roundness) and always leaves all the troubles (silence).

Becoming a Buddha proves this sincerity, so nirvana is not the exclusive product of all Buddhas, but ordinary people have never known anything about dreams, so they can't prove it. The so-called mystery reverses dreams and realizes nirvana. When we know that dreams really start with our own consciousness, if we can destroy part of the dream, we can prove part of our true consciousness and even completely destroy all the cards. At this point, all the merits and demerits are satisfactory, and all the troubles, life and death are empty after all, which proves the state of Mahayana nirvana.

Buddhism demands "rationality". The principle of Buddhism, as far as the object is concerned, is "nirvana" and "silence" Buddhist scriptures call "silence" death. Going back to aesthetics to explain the meaning of death, in fact, Buddhism believes that real beauty is beauty that cannot be felt, and the object of this real beauty is nirvana.

Nirvana is empty, "can't be said to be there", exists in real things, "can't be said to be nothing", but it is also "can't be said to be both, can't be said to be non-existent". Death is nirvana, and nirvana is rebirth, so this process is to complete a cycle from scratch and from existence to existence. Isn't this a circle?

The conclusion is that death means leaving this world, and death is just a name. Nowadays, death is mostly described as a monk driving a crane westward. Generally speaking, ordinary people or younger brothers are not qualified to use the word death.