This poem is from Cangyang Jiacuo's "Don't Be Deserved by the Tathagata".
The meaning of this sentence is:
There is no solution to both problems in this world.
I can be a monk and live up to you.
Translation:
Beauty seems to be not a mortal woman. It's only because of the peach blossom tree that
people are always passionate and infatuated, always eager and afraid
Why didn't I want to convert to Buddhism and spend the days and nights I longed for, chanting scriptures and chanting Buddha
But I couldn't let go of my loved ones who brought me up with one hand and left me a lifelong memory
I also longed for wandering around the world, sitting in poverty and watching Yun Qi
But I couldn't bear the ever-burning lamps of the four seasons and three years of my humble abode
. Dirty and charming
I want the Tathagata to wait for me
I will come when the world of mortals is over
Tathagata is not stingy at all
Everyone sympathizes with me and gives me a hand
Help me, the poor family
Help me cut the bloody world of mortals
I cried bitterly with mud and muddy water before Tathagata
Want Tathagata to see me
.
when you are still practicing, you stop practicing, and it seems that your lover hangs on the present.
If you learn the Tao from this heart, how difficult is it to become a Buddha?
We are bound by the same heart. Although this life is short and lingering,
On the day of meeting Qing again, Yushu is a teenager.
I don't care about birth and death and impermanence, but I turn to death one by one.
I'm extremely clever and admire the wisdom of the world, sighing that he is always at a loss here.
The wild horse on the mountain is hard to tame, and the machine trap can still control him.
I sigh that the magical powers are empty and can't subdue the people on my pillow.
I want to lean against the green window to be with you, and I regret my mistake in this life.
I want to go to the jungle with a bowl, and I feel bad for the beauty.
Sit still, practice dharma, open your eyes, and pray for the Three Treasures to come down to the platform.
What have you ever seen in the view? Come without a lover.
When you go to the mountains to pay homage to a Taoist monk, you ask the guru to explain the reasons.
if you fight for love, you will be free.
I was worried that my passion would damage the Brahma, but I was afraid of leaving the whole city when I entered the mountains.
There is peace in the world, and I will live up to the Tathagata.
About the author:
The 6th Dalai Lama Cangyang Gyatso (1683-1745) (? ) is a famous figure in Tibetan history. Father's name is Tashi Tenzin, and he believes in red religion; The mother place is Wangram. Born in the corner of Lavo Yusong, he was sensitive in qualifications since he was a child. He once worshipped the Fifth Panchen Lama as a teacher, and was ordained by the law, and was named Luosang Renqing Cangyang Gyatso. Later, he was welcomed to the Potala Palace. Under the direct training of the famous scholar Sanjay Gyatso, he studied astronomy, calendar, medicine, literature, etc., and he was deeply accomplished in poetry.
At the age of twenty-five, Cangyang Jiacuo, the victim of the upper ruling class's struggle for power and profit, began his own wandering life. Has traveled around Qinghai, Gansu, Mongolia, Sichuan, Tibet, India, Nepal and other places. I used to be a beggar and delivered corpses, and my life was extremely difficult. Because of contact with the broad masses of the people and rich life practice, I wrote a beautiful and touching Love Song of Cangyang Gyatso. It is said that Cangyang Jiacuo was killed on his way to Beijing, and his works were written before the age of 25.
He has a noble status, and he is the king of Tibet, but he has a heart that does not avoid the secular world and yearns for freedom, love and happiness in the world. In the world of Buddha, he is an "alien" who dares to break through the secular world. In the human world, he is called "the most beautiful lover in the world" and dares to pursue true love. In the world of art, he is a wonderful flower, writing many poems and love songs that have been handed down to this day.