It’s hard to persuade a damned person with good words, and it’s hard to persuade someone to die without great compassion. Funding teacher Shan Tianfang's famous sayings.
Translation:
No matter how good your words are, you can't persuade a damn ghost, and no amount of mercy can save people who give up hope. It means that people should have hope and not give up easily. When a person insists on doing something, he often goes his own way and is stubborn and refuses to listen to any advice from others. This character is prone to both big trouble and disaster.
The meaning of salvation in Buddhism
1. Charity (Tantaparamita or Tanaparamita): There are always three types of wealth charity, Dharma charity and fearless charity. It is said that Bodhisattva can cure the troubles of stinginess, greed and love by practicing generosity, and bring benefit to all living beings.
2. Precepts (Shaparamita or Shiluomi): includes all precepts and good Dharma for monks, lay people, Mahayana, and Hinayana. It means that by practicing all precepts and good Dharma, Bodhisattva can cut off all bad karma of body, speech and mind. .
3. Endurance (Gantiparamita): It is said that by cultivating endurance, a Bodhisattva can endure all sentient beings’ insults, insults, and blows, as well as all the great actions of the outside world, such as cold, heat, hunger, and thirst, and can eliminate anger, anger, and troubles.
4. Progress of Effort (Viriya Paramita): It is said that the Bodhisattva exerts himself physically and mentally, practices all great deeds, can cure laziness, and accomplish all good deeds.
5. Zen (Zhana Paramita or Zen Paramita): The dual movement of tranquility and insight is called Zen, also known as Jingtan, Samadhi, Samadhi, and Concentration. It means thinking about the truth, calming down the distractions, keeping the mind in one state, taming the eyes, ears and other faculties, and enjoying the wonderful tranquility. There are four jhanas, eight samadhis, and all samadhis.
6. Wisdom (Prajnaparamita): It refers to the wisdom of understanding the original emptiness of all dharmas. And the wisdom that eliminates troubles and realizes true nature can cure ignorance (ignorance).