有这样一则禅宗故事:说一僧人背着佛教经典,一路奔波来到某禅师处拜师,禅师见状后问背负何物,僧人便说全是佛教经典,禅师说:“放下便是。”僧人放下所背之物,又去见禅师,本想禅师会教他成佛之道,哪知禅师仍然说:“放下便是。”后来,僧人顿悟,知道“空”、“无”乃禅宗最高境界,不单背负重物无法参禅,就连“已放下”的观念也要“放下”才能达到禅的境界。 前些时,我为一次画展画一画,画面仅画一支毛笔,题诗曰:“我书臆造本无法,此中有味君莫传”,画面大篇空白,空白处题诗,书法错落有致,受到好评。评者说,画面轻松可爱,“轻松”二字我觉 There is such a Zen story: saying a monk carrying a Buddhist scripture, all the way back and forth came to a Zen division to help a teacher. When a Zen master asked him to take anything he saw, the monks said that they are all Buddhist scriptures. The Zen Master said: “Let it go. The monk put down the things he was going to, and went to see the Zen master. The Zen Master wanted him to teach him how to become a Buddha. What did Zen Master still say: ”Let it go.“ Later, the monks realized that ”emptiness“ and ”nothingness“ were Zen Buddhism The supreme realm can not be reconciled not only with heavy loads, but also with the concept of being ”down“ to reach the realm of Zen. Some time ago, I painted a picture for a painting exhibition. The painting only painted a brush. The poem reads: ”I can not make a copy of this book. There is a monstrous biography here.“ Patchwork, well received. Commentators said the picture is easy and lovely, ”easy" word I think