In front of Master Lanyun of Jishou, don’t be born in the western soil or in the sky. I would like to sprinkle a drop of poplar water into the human world.
This is a Buddhist poem. Jishou is a Buddhist poem. A way of paying tribute to Master Lanyun, a Bodhisattva in Buddhism. The meaning of the poem is: To pay tribute to Master Lanyun, do not be born in the Western Paradise, nor be born in the heaven. I hope I can use a drop of poplar water to spread to the world, so that people can support each other and grow together like Bingdilian.
This poem expresses the author's belief and pursuit of Buddhism, hoping that he can spread the nectar of Buddhism to the world so that people can gain inner peace and harmony.