From a grammatical point of view, the words "if the heart is bodhi, if it is quiet, if it is dry and glorious" seem to be words made for life, but they are actually unreasonable. "Bodhi" means wisdom, and wisdom is the wonderful use of sincerity, so it is ungrammatical to say that "the heart is Bodhi"; Withering means that the vegetation is dry and glorious, and it also means that the vegetation is lush. It is also unreasonable to use the metaphor of "static".
However, if you carefully observe what the speaker wants to express, you can hardly explain it. That is, if a person can meditate, he can produce wisdom and understand the ups and downs of yin and yang in the universe.
Extension:
The word "Bodhi" is a transliteration of Sanskrit Bodhi, which means consciousness and wisdom. It refers to a person who suddenly wakes up, suddenly realizes, breaks into enlightenment, suddenly realizes, and reaches the transcendental realm.
Bodhi is a great enlightenment, with a clear mind and a clear understanding of nature, which proves the final bright self, that is, reaching the realm of nirvana. Nirvana is death for ordinary people, but it is actually the supreme bodhi.
Sanskrit bodhi is the same as Pali. Free translation of perception, wisdom, knowledge and Tao. Broadly speaking, it is to cut off the troubles in the world and achieve the wisdom of nirvana. That is, Buddhism, karma, sound and taste are all based on the wisdom gained from their fruits. Among the three bodhis, the Buddha's bodhi is the supreme truth, so the three virtues and three bodhis called Aunt Doro translate into supreme truth, supreme wisdom, supreme truth and supreme bodhi.