"Diamond Sutra"

"All conditioned dharmas are like bubbles in a dream, like dew or lightning, and should be observed in this way"

Notes:

The "Dharma" in "Youwei Dharma" refers to all phenomena in the world. "Youwei" means that it is composed of causes and conditions (conditions)

It is as unreal as a dream and a bubble. (Because things are made up of causes and conditions (conditions). It is composed of conditions, so once the conditions for the existence of things disappear, the things will disappear. All things exist temporarily and will dissipate)

The translation of this sentence is "Everything is composed of conditions Phenomenons are all illusory, like dream bubbles, like dew and lightning. This is how we should view the world."

This is a classic expression of Buddhist emptiness. This famous Buddhist verse uses dreams, illusions, bubbles, shadows, dew, lightning, etc. to describe the impermanence of all phenomena in the world.

This passage warns people not to be delusional and persistent. Everything is fleeting, and they must be able to take it and let it go.

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