find inner peace

Deon 2022-04-21 09:03:18

After reading Lust, Caution, I began to think about the profound and profound Buddhist meaning contained in it.
The beautiful picture shows a mysterious and unknown world.
Desire is an inevitable topic of human nature. Whether it is good or bad, it cannot be defined
.
The weak Daxi was lying on the horse, opened his eyes slightly and saw the wall surrounded by stones.
On a stone was written "How can a drop of water not dry up?"
He smiled weakly, without words, because he couldn't Speaking, the three-year,
three-month, three-day closed-view meditation made him feel that he didn't need to think again and ask why,
so later, his original desire began to devour him,
and the appearance of Thema made the fire unable to Extinguished, he left the temple, he was no longer a lama. . .
Later, he married Thema and had a son. He
began to be content with what he had,
but greed made him lost. When a fire destroyed his farm,
he was angry to find what he thought was a sinner. But it turned out to be a failure, it
was God's will, his confusion made him fall into a deeper sink, and then he had a relationship with a servant, and
he began to feel guilty because his wife loved him so much.
A friend of many years, Lama Sanneng brought the news of the passing of his master Apu Lama,
and handed over the letter written by his master when he was dying to Daxi. Everything came so suddenly,
he began to feel what was most important. , Overcoming one desire is more important than a thousand desires. What
he needs to find is inner peace. He left his wife and children and embarked on the journey of return. . .
Once again, he came to the wall surrounded by stones.
Looking at the stone, he picked it up and
saw "Let it return to the sea" written on the back.
At the end of the film, it is not that sentence that gives us the answer, but Da Xi's mental journey.
We who live on earth should also seek inner peace, the sea that belongs to us.

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Samsara quotes

  • Apo: [his last letter to Tashi] I realize now that my task is not over, and so I will be returning to Samsara. I know that we shall meet again. Perhaps when we do you will be able to tell me what is more important: satisfying one thousand desires or conquering just one.

  • Written on Stone: How can one prevent a drop of water from ever drying up?

    Written on Stone: By throwing it into the sea...