Just eat less and keep clean!
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2. it's stuck
Question 2: What does Bajie mean?
One abstains from killing, two abstains from stealing, and three abstains from lewdness. Under the temptation of nonsense, five abstains from drinking, six abstains from Koge, seven abstains from sitting in a big bed, and Bajie eats out of season.
Question 3: What are the eight commandments of the Eight Rings? Bajie's full name is "Ba Zhai", which is the eight precepts of Buddhism for men and women believers at home. Including no killing, no stealing, no lust, no lying, no drinking, no sleeping, sitting in a gorgeous bed, no dressing up and listening to songs and dances, and no eating after noon. There are many Buddhist precepts. Although Zhu was called "Eight Rings", he always "quit" incompletely and reluctantly.
Question 4: What do you mean you are a pig? Maybe you are fat, maybe you are stupid, maybe you are stupid ... but! If he thinks you are cute, holding you is a provocation, which proves that he thinks you are super Q ... China's writing is profound.
Question 5: What do the eight precepts in Buddhism mean? Baguanting fasting, also known as Bazhai. The Ten Commandments say, "Buddhists from past lives are the ones who practice the eight precepts and fast, in order to make family laws." It can be seen that Bajie Zhai is a convenient way to adapt to Buddhist precepts at home, so that they can learn the precepts of becoming monks by their own strength. The precepts of the Eight Guanting Pavilion are composed of five precepts, plus three precepts, namely, Eight Rings:
The five precepts are:
(1) don't kill,
(2) don't steal,
(3) Don't commit adultery (those who fast in the eight customs don't commit adultery, not only stop adultery, that is, husband and wife are not allowed to commit adultery),
(4) Don't lie,
(5) Do not drink alcohol. The other three commandments are:
(6) Don't wear fragrant flowers or listen to songs and dances-that is, don't wear pink perfume or garlands or gold ornaments; You should wear solid colors and don't go to see singing, dancing, prostitution or entertainment.
Go to a music venue.
(7) Don't sleep in a high bed-don't sleep in a high, spacious and gorgeous bed.
(8) Don't eat in season-that is, don't eat any food after noon, just drink water to quench your thirst.
Of the above eight precepts, the first seven belong to the law of abstinence, and the eighth belongs to the law of fasting, so the total name is Baguanting. The word "Guan" in abstinence in Baguanting is to prohibit or close the door of eight kinds of crimes, such as killing thieves and adultery, so that they do not commit crimes. Fasting is just a method of fasting without eating after noon, so it is called fasting in Baguanting.
Question 6: What exactly does Pig Bajie mean? In The Journey to the West, Marshal Tian Peng, who was in charge of Tianhe under the Jade Emperor of Heaven, was driven out of Heaven by the Jade Emperor because of drunkenness and indecent assault on Chang 'e, and was reincarnated in the world, but he mistakenly cast a pig's fetus, and his face was similar to that of a pig. After his descent, he lived in a cave in Zhan Yun, calling himself "Zhu Ganglie (pig Zhu Gang)". After the pig died, it was forbidden by the Bodhisattva, and its five meats and three evils were cut off. So the Tang Priest gave him a personal nickname, called "Bajie". He knows the thirty-six changes of the plow, and he can walk on clouds. The weapon he used was a nine-toothed rake. The Tang Priest went to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures and passed by Gaolaozhuang. Pig Bajie was subdued by the Monkey King, and Bajie became the Monkey King's good helper, protecting Tang Priest's Buddhist scriptures. Why did Tang Priest nickname pigs "Bajie"? What exactly does the content of "Bajie" mean? "Bajie" is a Buddhist term, the full name is "Ba Zhai", which is the eight commandments formulated by Buddhism for male and female believers at home: one abstains from killing; Second, stop stealing; Abstinence; Lies under temptation; 5. Abstinence from alcohol; Sixth, quit Koge (don't dress up for singing and dancing); Seven commandments: sit on a big bed (sit on a gorgeous bed without sleeping); Bajie doesn't eat in season (not after noon). In The Journey to the West, where Buddhism and Taoism are integrated, there are many similarities and differences in the contents of "Bajie" and "Bazhai" in Buddhism. Pig Bajie was originally full of shortcomings and mistakes, but he finally made a positive result and was named as the "net altar messenger" by the Tathagata, which is inseparable from his constant cessation of his mistakes. At the beginning, he didn't quit completely and didn't want to quit. However, with the timely supervision and management, constant beating and patient help of the immortal leaders from all walks of life, the leader of the Tang Priest in the Buddhist Scripture Group, brother the Monkey King and brother Friar Sand, Bajie implemented the precepts bit by bit, and finally really implemented the "Bajie". Give up overeating. Because of greed, Zhu Bajie encountered many troubles and dangers on the way to learn from the scriptures. If Wukong hadn't stopped it in time, Pig Bajie would have become a delicacy in the mouths of many demons. In the passage "Pig Eight Rings Eat Watermelon", his greed is vividly displayed. Later, Pig Bajie gradually gave up this problem and was able to say such a well-known epigram as "I was coaxed by a gentleman who bought sugar, but I still don't trust sweet people". Second, abstain from prostitution. At the beginning of the Buddhist scriptures, Pig Bajie couldn't find the north as soon as he saw the beautiful woman. His eyes and eyebrows are full of love, and he likes to walk up to him with a smirk. Thanks to the sincere education of the Tang Priest, the direct supervisor, and the kind teasing of colleagues the Monkey King and Wukong, their bad behavior has been curbed. In particular, the careful touch of the four Bodhisattvas made Pig Bajie deeply realize this stubborn disease and repent. When he sees a beautiful goblin, he can also look at each other coldly. As for Pig Bajie, she still remembers her ex-wife Miss Gao and her dream lover Chang 'e, which is a normal mood fluctuation and is not among the lustful ones. Three commandments of greed. On the way to learn Buddhist scriptures, whenever a demon gets in the way and even the Monkey King can't do anything about it, Pig Bajie always remembers to divide the collective property on his shoulders and then leave. The Monkey King's beating and cursing and Friar Sand's cynicism only dispelled his idea of dividing up collective property again and again. You are jealous of virtuous people under temptation. Although Bajie can't do anything to ward off evil spirits, he is good at gossiping in front of leaders. He likes to sow dissension among colleagues, play dirty and attack advanced workers like the Monkey King. Thanks to the kindness of Tang Priest, Wukong and Wukong exposed and condemned it in time, which made Pig Bajie's plot fail again and again. Gradually, Zhu Bajie overcame the fatal shortcoming of this close relative and quick enemy, completely integrated into the team of mutual help and love, and never left Germany again. The five precepts are fake. Pig Bajie once had many ridiculous tricks. In view of these bad behaviors, Wukong adopted the methods of keeping a close eye on changes and tracking sneak attacks to expose and correct them in time, which provided a solid foundation for Tang Priest's correct decision. It also forced Pig Bajie to abandon his vacation and never fake again. Six commandments of laziness. In those days when the Monkey King was driven away by Tang Priest, Pig Bajie was so sleepy that Tang Priest strayed into the monster's cave. Also, several times, the Tang Priest told Pig Bajie to go to Hua Zhai, but he hid in the Woods to sleep. Whenever Pig Bajie is lazy, Wukong either becomes a bug or something to play tricks on him as a warning, or takes the lead in setting an example, thus driving Pig Bajie to work actively. In this way, Zhu Bajie was afraid, afraid, and embarrassed to be lazy again. Seven commandments: fear of difficulties. On the way to learn the scriptures, mountains and rivers are far away, powerful demons are endless, and its difficulties are naturally endless. Every time he encounters difficulties, Pig Bajie easily retreats and always likes to go his own way. Tang Priest, Wukong and Friar Sand all gave timely ideological guidance and encouragement, solved problems for them in their work, encouraged Bajie to strengthen his confidence, and willingly devoted himself to the cause of learning from Buddhism, completely putting an end to the fear of difficulties. Bajie is greedy for merit ... >>
Question 7: What does Zhu Bajie's second aunt mean?
1, describing a woman as ugly;
2. describe someone as stupid; Sometimes I often say this sentence when I satirize someone's stupidity: Do you know how Pig's second aunt died? Just stupid to death.
Question 8: It is windy today. Pig Bajie is here. What do you mean by friends? From Journey to the West, when Pig Bajie appeared.
Wukong became taller in Gaolaozhuang, Cuilan and other pigs. When Bajie came out, it was windy and dark.
Question 9: What are the eight precepts of Buddhism? What do you mean, respectively? 1, don't kill 2, don't steal 3, don't lust 4, don't lie 5, don't drink 6, sit in a tall and gorgeous bed without sleep 7, don't dress up, don't dress up, don't listen, don't sing, don't dance 8, don't eat anything out of season, that is, don't eat after noon.
The first precept, hold your heart like a real person for a day and a night, be kind to all beings, not be harmed by thieves, do not move, do not kill with a knife, be honest, stop killing, be clean, and learn the Tao wholeheartedly; The second tutor, like a real person all day and all night, is not greedy and misses giving. He wants to be happy, self-help, clean, respectful and unwilling, but greedy, such as pure words and expressions, and concentrate on reading; The third teacher, such as a real person, holds the heart for a day and a night, has no desire or desire, does not think about the heart and the ventricle, practices Sanskrit, does not crave evil, does not crave sex, such as pure precepts, and studies wholeheartedly; The first kind of people under the temptation, like real people all day and all night, hold their hearts, have sincere thoughts, steady words, are not hypocritical or deceitful, and have corresponding hearts, such as leading an honest life and studying wholeheartedly; The fifth teacher holds his heart like a real person day and night, does not drink or get drunk, does not lose his ambition, and relaxes, such as cleaning the commandments and studying wholeheartedly; The sixth teacher, one day and one night as a real person, has no desire, no fragrance, no makeup, no singing and dancing as a net ring, and concentrates on learning; The seventh teacher, holding his heart like a real person for a day and a night, does not seek peace, does not lie on a good bed, prostrates himself on a straw mat, gives a bed, recites scriptures like a net ring, and studies wholeheartedly; Those who abide by the eighth precept, like real people, hold their hearts for a day and a night, eat when they serve the Dharma, eat less to protect themselves, abstain from eating and drinking, and study wholeheartedly.
Question 10: What does Pig Bajie mean? The middle-aged pig in Journey to the West has just been banned by the Bodhisattva, and the five meats and three evils have been broken. So the Tang Priest gave him a personal nickname, called "Bajie". Five meats and three evils are religious commandments, and believers are not allowed to eat them. Five meats are five spices, which refer to five spicy vegetables. Including garlic, shallots, leeks and canals (shaped like radish and tasted like garlic). Third, Taoism regards geese, dogs and turtles as three kinds of inedible animals and lists them as teachings. It is believed that "the goose has the feeling of husband and wife, and the dog has the friendship of master;" Turtles have the loyalty and respect of the monarch and ministers, so they can't bear to eat "("Chong Zhuang Sketch "). Tired, here means reluctant to eat. But this five-meat and three-disgust is a mixture of Buddhism and Taoism, and the Buddhist "eight quit" actually means something else. Bajie's full name is "Ba Zhai", which is the eight commandments of Buddhism for men and women at home. Including no killing, no stealing, no lust, no lying, no drinking, no sitting in a gorgeous bed, no dressing up for singing and dancing, and no eating after noon. There are many Buddhist precepts.