關於修行這檔事(On the Matter of Practice)

這篇文章會較少使用專有名詞來說說修行

修行修行顧名思義就是修正自己的行為

嚴謹一點是包含起心動念

雖說修行但實無行可修，因緣而生也因緣而滅

時候到了自然就會走上這條路，不需勉強

對於大多數的人來說

只需要知道善有善報，惡有惡報

這在起心動念就已經算是無痴，是智相應

就足以降低轉世惡道的機會

光是知道這世間是無常、苦、無我

就已經是洞悉世間的實相

雖行未改但三法印已入心

就已經是遠離惡道

世間萬物無常

不得自主所以無我，所以苦

人生在世本就是各自體驗各自的

道是大家的，路是自己走的

人生online 想怎麼點技能點

想要過哪條劇情線本就隨意

想要多玩幾次online也是自由意志

玩太多次，累了不玩了也是自己的選擇

擔心是種詛咒，祝福及接受則是智慧

願各位幸福沒有煩惱

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This article will discuss practice in simpler terms without using many technical terms.

"Practice" essentially means correcting one’s behavior. More precisely, it includes the regulation of one's thoughts and intentions. Although we speak of practice, there is truly no practice to be done; phenomena arise and cease due to causes and conditions. When the time is right, one naturally embarks on this path without force.

For most people, it suffices to understand that good deeds bring good results, and bad deeds bring bad results. This awareness, even at the level of thoughts and intentions, is considered non-delusion and is associated with wisdom, thereby reducing the chances of rebirth in unfortunate realms.

Simply recognizing that this world is impermanent, unsatisfactory, and non-self is already insight into the true nature of reality. Even if one’s actions have not yet changed, the understanding of the Three Marks of Existence (impermanence, suffering, and non-self) has already taken root, which distances one from unfortunate realms.

All things in the world are impermanent. Because they are not under our control, they are non-self, and therefore, they bring suffering. Life in this world is about individual experiences. The path is shared, but the journey is personal. Life is like an online game; how you allocate skill points and which storyline you follow is up to you. Whether you want to replay the game multiple times is a matter of free will. If you play too many times and get tired, you can choose to stop playing.

Worrying is a form of curse, while blessing and acceptance are wisdom. 

May all practitioners be happy and free from suffering.