修行經驗(三) - 心能辨識心 (Practice Experience (3) - The Mind’s Ability to Recognize Itself)

標題看起來很玄

但其實是有因有果，有理有據的

且慢慢聽筆者道來

從哪裡開始呢 ??

從直覺開始講起好了

各位有想過直覺怎麼來的嗎 ??

用現在的生成式AI來說明

想像人體是一台超精密的量子機器人

經過眼、耳、鼻、舌、身、意輸入資訊後

機器人開始工作了

開始自主地去運算

根據過往的經驗、知識

甚至是過去世的記憶

推算出機率最大的結果出來

最後得到了過去憑藉邏輯、思考完全沒辦法得到的結果

但是

真的不是透過邏輯思考嗎 ??

不

一樣是邏輯思考

只是運算速度差太多了

快到讓人誤以為是神諭

或是什麼宇宙的訊息之類的

硬要說是類似的東西也不是不行

但嚴格來說是有差別的

並不是說那些訊息不存在

是存在的

只是大多數人無法區分

為什麼速度差這麼多 ??

這牽涉到量子計算機的概念

筆者不是專家

有興趣了解的可自行去找專家詢問

回到主題

直覺跟心能辨識心有什麼關係 ??

再問一個問題 

為什麼我們知道別人跟自己的喜、怒、哀、樂 ??

到這裡還沒有"啊哈"，腦袋長出燈泡的人

沒關係

很正常

這只是種的因還不夠而已

各種情緒跟行為的起點是心

先前文章略說善惡中的善跟不善心

由各式各樣的心決定了後面的行為

這跟有沒有針對誰無關

外界只是被動地感受到這樣的心

從而做出相對應的反應

世界只是自己內心的投影

一念天堂，一念地獄

心情好時，看什麼都順眼

心情差時，最愛也變仇人

都是有因有果

那知道了心能辨識心能幹嘛 ??

這有很多的應用

但都不是筆者想說的

筆者只想說

不要以為自己想什麼別人不知道

心是沒有上鎖的

很多時候只是對方不想說破

舉頭三尺有神明不是講講的

筆者有好多的胡思亂想都被尊者們給拿出來鞭了

通常不是太誇張的是不會講

牽涉到邪見啦，修行障之類的

絕對會拿出來鞭

有的時候筆者的心也不見得受得了

然後就逃走了

過段時間慚愧心生起後

就會開始反思如何精進

再過段時間慚愧心滅去後

就又開始被煩惱習氣影響

就這樣不斷重複這樣的過程

後來有一天理解了

這些人只是在執行他們的職責

就像風只是那樣的吹著

就像火只是那樣的燒著

慢慢的

一點一滴的能夠接受世界(自己的心)

慢慢的

一點一滴的去重塑自己的心

願各位幸福無煩惱

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The title might sound mysterious, but it actually involves cause and effect, grounded in reason. Allow me to explain step by step.

Where to Begin?

Let's start with intuition. Have you ever wondered where intuition comes from?

Using today’s generative AI as an analogy, imagine the human body as an ultra-precise quantum robot. After receiving information through sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and mind, this robot starts processing. It begins to analyze autonomously.

Drawing on past experiences and knowledge, and perhaps even memories from previous lives, it calculates the most likely outcome, producing results that seem impossible to reach purely through logic and conscious thought.

But is it really outside the realm of logic?

No. It’s still logical thinking—just at a speed so fast that it feels like a divine revelation or some cosmic message. Although it may resemble these phenomena, there’s a subtle difference.

It’s not that such insights don’t exist—they do. But most people cannot distinguish between what arises from within and what comes from outside.

Why is the processing speed so different? This involves the concept of quantum computing, which I am not an expert in, but those interested can seek out specialists in the field.

back to our discussion

The Mind’s Ability to Recognize Itself

How is intuition related to our mind's ability to recognize itself? Here’s another question: why can we sense others' joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness as well as our own?

If you haven’t had that “aha” moment yet, that’s okay—it’s normal. It simply means the cause for understanding hasn’t fully matured.

The starting point of all emotions and behaviors is the mind. In previous writings, I briefly discussed wholesome and unwholesome thoughts and how they shape actions, regardless of whether they are directed at others. The outside world simply reacts to these mental states, responding accordingly.

The world is a projection of our own hearts—one thought can create heaven, another can create hell. When we’re in a good mood, everything looks agreeable; when our mood sours, even our closest friends seem like enemies.

It’s all rooted in cause and effect.

So, what can we do with this ability to recognize the mind? There are many applications, but that’s not my focus here.

All I want to emphasize is: don’t assume others are unaware of what you’re thinking. The mind isn’t locked away. Often, others choose not to mention what they sense. The saying “spirits dwell three feet above your head” isn’t just words.

Many of my own scattered thoughts have been exposed by respected mentors, especially if they involve wrong views or obstacles in cultivation. Such thoughts are absolutely scrutinized.

Sometimes, my heart isn’t prepared to face this, so I withdraw. After some time, feelings of remorse arise, prompting me to reflect on how to improve. Eventually, remorse fades, and once again, old habits and vexations take hold.

This cycle repeats itself.

One day, I finally understood: these respected individuals are simply fulfilling their roles—like the wind blowing, like the fire burning.

Gradually, bit by bit, I learned to accept the world (or my own mind). Slowly, bit by bit, I began to reshape my mind.

May everyone be happy and free from suffering.