These two sentences are a concrete description of the monk's leisure life. Monks used to be called travelers, living a leisurely life like wild cranes.
They can have classes anywhere. Today, they live in this Dojo. If they feel that there is no fate, they can go to another Dojo for classes tomorrow and live a completely random life. There is no need to have all kinds of worries and worries like secular people. That kind of happy-go-lucky life is really like white clouds floating gently in the breeze, leisurely and carefree.
These two poems are from Baizhang Zen Master in Tang Dynasty:
Fortunately, Gan Kun won a free man for Buddhist monk Futian.
Destined to live, there is no chance to go, and a breeze sends white clouds.
This poem by Zen master Baizhang describes the carefree natural life of monks. Fortunately, it is a blessing for the monk who made Fukuda's clothes to win the idlers in Kun's life.
Extended data:
Zen master Baizhang Huaihai (720-8 14) was a famous Zen monk in the Tang Dynasty, and was the maker of China jungle laws and regulations. The deceased was called Baizhang Zen Master. Advocate the concept of "not working for a day, not eating for a day". The clear rules set by the teacher are called "hundred zhangs clear rules" by the world, which are followed by all the jungles in the world and are epoch-making achievements in the history of Zen.
Zen master Baizhang has not only studied Zen, but also many of his poems have become epigrams handed down from generation to generation in Zen. Throughout the ages, it is not easy to truly become a monk who knows nothing. The ancients said, "Becoming a monk is a gentleman's move, which is beyond the reach of princes." The emperor shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty also said, "Gold and jade are not expensive, only robes are the most difficult."
This poem by Zen master Baizhang also tells us that to be a monk, we should make ourselves relaxed and happy. In this relaxed state of mind, practicing Buddhism will be more conducive to the achievement of Taoism.
References:
Baizhang Zen Master-Baidu Encyclopedia