Delusion
Many people may not have noticed, but we spend most of our lives delusional, sometimes with our eyes open and sometimes with our eyes closed, but it is all delusion that neither bad nor good delusions are real.
To help you understand, let me give you some examples of delusions.
While talking to a lover on the phone, the phone suddenly got cut off and tried to make a few calls again, but it's not connected, and on the way to the conference room, there are worries and anxieties about the cause by analogy, but it's not true until you go and check it yourself.
In fact, her phone ran out of batteries and couldn't make a call, and all you imagined and worried about on your way was a delusion.
This is how nightmares are usually done.
Someone is running to hurt me.
Everyone's carrying weapons and they haven't found me yet, but I'm afraid they'll find me soon.
In those days everything seemed real, and if Buddha came to me and told me not to worry, I would devote myself to running away without believing what he said.
I took the example as a relatively bad one, but good delusions are no different.
My imagination of the other person on the first date is different from the real one.
Even if you're the world's best prophet, the reality of your delusions is false, the reality cannot be the same, and some may argue that if you're 50% correct, it's almost the same.
Ask yourself, isn't he living by believing that he is delusional and that more than 50% of what he says is true?
As the old saying goes, even a small gap as much as a hair becomes as far away as heaven and earth.
What we believe to be a miracle is start from not even 1%, and 1% is not 1%.
In Zen's way there only 100% or 0%.
Neither did Buddha escape his thoughts, nor did he keep dreaming. However, he did not cling to it, nor did he think of the next, following the first thought that happened casually. It is quite simple, but there is a huge difference between the sky and the earth.
It is a matter of urgency for a person with brains to have an idea, but not obsessed with it.
Obsession is not an issue that can be deviated from the advice or education of a big teacher.
It's just a glance at the reality of everything we're obsessed with, and it's over.
That is the realization.
If the movie is small and big, the big experience will change everything in the world, and that's where it begins. You can see the story before and after becoming Superman in the movie Superman.
We are not pessimistic, but we can enjoy the current situation a little more, even when we are facing more pitifully than before, thinking that we could die in a vicious situation before becoming Superman.
This is just a tiny start in the early stages of enlightenment, but a small difference makes a big difference.
So what are we going to do? It's a delusion to open your mouth, and it's a delusion to think. If you're delusional, if you're delusional, don't bother yourself with the thought of wanting to escape now because your head is complicated and noisy. If you're noisy, don't avoid it anymore.
Don't be any more eye-catching, no longer a spectator of delusions and thoughts, but go into it when distress comes, and go into it if it is noisy. If a typhoon comes, don't avoid it and go in there.
