1, Prajna (būrū): the free translation of "wisdom". Prajnaparamita wisdom is not ordinary wisdom, but refers to the wisdom that can realize Tao, realize Tao, practice the certificate, get rid of life and death, and be extraordinary and holy. This is not general wisdom, it belongs to the fundamental wisdom of the Tao. Prajnaparamita wisdom includes six kinds, namely, six prajnaparamita, reality prajnaparamita, realm prajnaparamita, writing prajnaparamita, convenience prajnaparamita, home prajnaparamita and view prajnaparamita.
2.Samadha (sān mèi): It means to stop distracting thoughts and calm the mind. It is an important practice method of Buddhism. Borrow the essence of things. How to concentrate can be divided into two types: one is innate ability, that is, "destiny", and the other is increased concentration through acquired efforts, that is, "later determination". The former depends on virtue accumulation, while the latter depends on practice.
3. Ten directions: Buddhism originally refers to ten directions, namely, heaven, earth, east, west, south, north, birth, death, past and future.
4. Lotus: A perennial herb growing in swamps. Summer flowering is the most cherished thing in India since ancient times. According to the epic Mahabharata, at the beginning of heaven and earth, lotus peanuts were born in Vishnu's navel, and Brahman was born in the Central Plains, creating everything. Lotus is also used to represent Vishnu and his spouse God. In addition, some people regard Lotus as one of the seven treasures of Huawei.
5. Bowing ceremony: Bowing ceremony means kneeling down, putting your hands on the ground and putting your head on the feet of the respected person, which is the highest salute of Buddhists.
6, six dust: according to the six dust points, there are six: color, sound, fragrance, taste, touch, law, for the six dust. Dust means pollution, so it can pollute knowledge.