The poem about wanting to become a monk is 1. What sentences describe wanting to become a monk?
The sentence describing the yearning for becoming a monk is like this: I will turn around for one person, see through the world of mortals and wait for her.
He who sees through the world of mortals relies on omniscience. Always remember that those who see through the world of mortals and are indifferent to fame and fortune will always be the patents of successful people. For small people, desire is the lifeline of survival.
You had seen through the world of mortals before you met me. If you really understand the cause and effect, you will either see through the world of mortals or die soon.
Miss you as before, a peach blossom reflects ten miles of fine strings, and he who sees through the old world of mortals. Later, whoever broke his heart, who was worried about seeing through the world of mortals, was also smart.
Nowadays, people are indifferent and numb. He who sees through the world of mortals goes through prosperity, and frogs croak at the bottom of the well. Give the blind a glass of wine. May you see through the world of mortals and be free.
It is easier to see through the world of mortals than to endure loneliness. There are too many things in the world of mortals. How can you see through the world of mortals if you haven't seen everything? Buddha said: How can you see through the world of mortals?
He who sees through the world of mortals, a hemp fiber, a pair of sandals, holding the other hand in one hand, listening to the rain with bamboo, laughing at the world. Laughing at the world of mortals is too flattering, and seeing through the world of mortals makes people drunk.
Once he sees through the world of mortals, once he enters it. He who sees through the world of mortals, is drunk with the world of mortals, and has been sad all his life.