That is, everything is just like the dream we have at night: there are all kinds of scenes in the dream, but when we wake up, there is nothing in the dream;
Just like when it rains, there are blisters on the ground, and soon the blisters disappear into the water;
Like dew in the morning, the sun turns into steam and flies away as soon as it comes out;
Like lightning, fleeting.
This poem in the Diamond Sutra tells the essence of everything: emptiness.
What we see, including ourselves, is changing all the time. Without a moment's stay, it will come to nothing. Just like dreams, blisters, dewdrops and lightning, they only exist in different time and space. But in the end, it ended without results. So don't cling to anything. Whether you want to put it down or not, you have to put it down after all. Let it go.
When people come into this world, it is a process of constant loss. That is, knowing everything is empty, just don't be persistent in everything.
Although not persistent, but the cause and effect are not empty, what should come is what should come, what should go is what should go, and there is no chance to get together.