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Ten Zen Poems
The top ten Zen poems are as follows:

To the Samoan law and. Kim Kumarajiva. The heart of the mountain nurtures mingde, and the flow of smoke is endless. Ailuan lonely tung, clear sound for nine days. This is an ode given by the author to Fa and the monk. Kumarajiva's life was full of ups and downs, and he didn't achieve anything until his later years. He is emotional.

Give it to the owner. Tang Jiao has escaped. Love sairinji forever, when the moon rises by the pool. Banana is a leaf, and this book was given to my teacher. Poets love the beautiful scenery of sairinji, where the moonlight rises and the water reflects. This is the mentality of ordinary Zen practitioners who pursue silence and tranquility. It is another expression of the poet's special interest in life that Bajiao sends poems to express his feelings of remembering his teachers. Happiness lies in the ordinary. Song-stop the temple and leave the net.

Running water goes down the mountain unintentionally, and clouds return to the hole unintentionally; Life is like clouds and smoke, and Cycas blooms all over the world in spring. Peace of mind is a blessing, and happiness is a normal heart. Our happiness lies in our own mentality. Letting go is happiness, and happiness is all around us.

Buddha's heart is unbounded. Ming-Hanshan Deqing. Musk deer died first because of incense, and silkworm died early because of silk; There are always flaws in the world, and the illusion is impermanent. Good and evil are rewarded, and Buddha's generosity can benefit everything and benefit thousands of miles. But for things other than Buddhism, it will also conform to natural causes.

Dialectical unity. Tang-an endless Tibetan monk. Looking for spring all day long, not seeing spring, mango shoes break the ridge head cloud; When I come back, I occasionally pass under the peach blossom, and the spring is already in the branches. Look at the problem comprehensively, or you will only see one side, not all. Zen pays attention to dialectical unity, looks at a thing comprehensively and grasps the whole thing as a whole.