What do these words mean? The world is like a dream, the mind is lifeless, and in the law, the body is like vanity. I don't know, I don't know.

To die like a dream means to know that the world is a dream.

"Seeing the heart without life" means: witnessing that there is no real existence in the legal world.

All the troubles and karma of the "free law" were originally empty; Everything is like a dream. No three realms, no bodhi. Human and non-human, gender equality, walking, living, sitting and lying, and meeting by fate will always be the wonderful use of Buddhism and happiness. The name is: they are comfortable in the law;

"Knowing the body is like a void" knows that our real body is as boundless as a void, hiding and growing everything.

"People don't know if they don't know, and people don't know if it's right" means that although people are smart, they don't know what to do, and if they don't know, they are smart. If you still have the idea of letting go, it's not completely over.

This is a couplet in "Hua Yan Ji Lian 300" by modern Hongyi master.

The whole sentence describes a state. Inappropriate words are similar to (after some experience) that everything is empty. Only when you see through all foreign ministers, don't be confused by them, or be enlightened, can you understand that everything is illusory.

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The superb philosophical beauty and literary beauty of Hua Yan Ji Lian 300 give people great inspiration and appeal. The artistic beauty of calligraphy alone makes it more attractive and increases people's sense of joy and acceptance. Once people see the exhibition, they can get endless "French flavor" and feel "great". Macro-law is beneficial and plays a great role.

It is the crystallization of the master's superb accomplishments in literature, art and Buddhism, and the embodiment of the trinity of the master's "great wisdom", "great compassion" and "heroism". There is no second person in the world who can achieve superb skills and perfect content and form.

Master Hongyi reconciled "great compassion" with extraordinary wisdom. After middle age, he resolutely abandoned all secular literature, art, education and other undertakings, and became a monk, which became another kind of "great karma" and "boundless merits." This karma and merit promote Buddhism for the brave and diligent, and establish a "hero" law-abiding moral spirit.