It means: White clouds can blow with the breeze.
Fortunately, as a monk under Fukuda's clothes, Gan Kun won an idle man. Destined to live, there is no chance to go, and a breeze sends white clouds.
Interpretation: Fortunately, I became a monk in Shan Ye and was free in the noisy world. If I am destined to live here, I will stay here for a long time. If I am not, I will wave my sleeve robe and let the breeze go with me.
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The Zen master Baizhang Huaihai (about 720 ~ 8 14) was an important figure in the history of Zen in China and a monk in the Tang Dynasty. Wang, common name Mu Zun, from Changle, Fujian. He is a descendant of Mazu Yi Dao, the pioneer of Hongzhou Sect, and the maker of Zen jungle law. Because he lived in Baizhang Mountain in Hongzhou (Fengxin, Jiangxi) all his life, he was called "Baizhang Zen Master".
He is the author of "Quotations of Baizhang Huaihai Zen Master" and "A Wide Record of Baizhang Huaihai Zen Master". In the first year of Changqing (82 1), Tang Muzong was named "Zen Master of Dazhi" and the pagoda (tomb) was named "Victory Wheel of Dabao".
Zen Master Baizhang is a great revolutionary in the history of Buddhism in China. The spread of Buddhism benefited from the establishment of the jungle system, the establishment of meditation halls and the formulation of clear rules by Mazu Baizhang and his disciples. History says that "Mazu built the Dojo, and a hundred feet set clear rules".
Su Shuhua, a professor of philosophy at Nanchang University and a senior researcher in Buddhism, commented: "The Zen method of Baizhang Zen Master has both the style of gradual cultivation by the northern school (the theory of two peaks) and the style of direct pointing by the southern school (the meaning of wonderful peaks without words). People with different roots can benefit from his teaching methods and make progress. "
Fukuda clothing: refers to the cassock worn by family members, because after becoming a monk, people in the world will have the opportunity to learn Taoism with their families; Supporting monks is like planting a piece of Futian. Because there are blessings and merits in this field, Kesaya is called Futian Clothes.
The emperor shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty once said: "Gold and white jade are not expensive, but official robes are difficult." (vernacular: the most precious thing in the world is not gold and jade, but a robe that has been worn for a lifetime. ), which is why Zen master Baizhang said that he was "lucky for Fukuda Takeo to become a monk under his clothes."
The next breeze brought white clouds:
Zen master Baizhang can face his fate calmly, live with his heart, and be fearless in the face of life and death, just like white clouds blowing with the breeze, he can be comfortable everywhere. From the poems of Zen master Baizhang Huaihai, we can see the monk's carefree outlook on life.