1. Nirvana is a rebirth!
Nirvana is a butterfly emerging from a cocoon!
Nirvana is not death, but eternal life.
Nirvana is the ultimate realization of potential, shocking beauty!
Cherishing life is human instinct; letting life shine with brilliance is human pursuit!
Phoenix Nirvana, rebirth from the ashes! If you want to be reborn, you must experience the pain of the ashes. You must go through the process of reincarnation from death to experience the value of life! If you cannot experience the test of the ashes, the rebirth you get by chance will be just a failure. Destroyed!
Faced with the unpredictable future and emergencies, we are often at a loss. We are painful and confused... We want to accept it, but we are unwilling! We want to change, but we are unable to do so! So we can only Change ourselves, because if we don’t change, don’t wake up, continue to sink, and indulge ourselves, then we will never be able to achieve “Nirvana”!
2. Phoenix experienced the torment of fire and painful tests and was reborn. And it reaches sublimation in rebirth, which is called "Phoenix Nirvana". This allusion implies the persistent spirit of not fearing pain, never looking back, constantly pursuing and improving oneself.
3. Dragon Soaring across Kyushu, soaring in the nine heavens. The phoenix dances in the three realms and is reborn in the three flavors of fire.
4. It takes five hundred years for a phoenix to reach nirvana and be reborn from the ashes! And how long will it take me to bury my feelings and be reborn in blood
5. In legend, the phoenix is ??the messenger of happiness in the world. Every five hundred years, it has to bear the burden of the accumulated wealth in the world. All the pain, grievances and hatreds, he threw himself into the raging fire and burned himself, exchanging the end of life and beauty for peace and happiness in the world. Similarly, they can be reborn only after the physical body has experienced tremendous pain and reincarnation. The dying phoenix was thrown into the fire and reborn in the fire. Its feathers became richer, its voice became clearer, and its spirit became more marrow, becoming a beautiful, glorious and eternal fire phoenix. This allusion implies the spirit of perseverance that is not afraid of pain, has no hesitation, constantly pursues and improves oneself.
Note: Nirvana is a Buddhist teaching, which is a transliteration and a free translation of cessation, annihilation, tranquility, peace and happiness, inaction, non-birth, liberation, and death. To put it crudely, it is to eliminate all worries and achieve a state of immortality, eternal security, peace, happiness and tranquility.
Original work: The record in "The Anonymous Theory of Nirvana" is as follows: "Anonymous said: Master, human beings are empty and imageless, and all things are nothing but my creation. Those who understand all things to become oneself are only saints! Why? ? If you are not a saint, you are not a saint. Therefore, the emperor of heaven said: Where should we seek prajna? He said: To see dependent origin is to see the Dharma, and to see the Dharma is to see the Buddha. This is the result of the fact that things and I are the same. Therefore, the best person can hide mysteries in the absence of signs, hide the destiny in the instant, and use the mirror mind to gather the six elements. The past and the present are always connected, and there is no difference between the original and the end. The great unity is called nirvana. The sutra says: All dharmas are boundless, so Bodhi is boundless. The way lies in the wonderful agreement. The result of the wonderful agreement is based on the unity of the universe. However, things are not different from me, and I am not different from things. Things and I are mystical, and they return to the infinite. There is no way to advance, and there is no way to retreat. How can it be allowed to end? It started during this time! The Goddess said: How long does it take to be liberated in old age?"
Translation: The unknown person said that people who have reached a certain state must have the experience of emptiness and spiritual ignorance. I care about all things in the world, all things flow out of my heart, and insist that all things are one with me. Only a saint can do this! Why do you say this? Because you cannot become a saint without mastering this truth. On the contrary, you cannot know this truth even if you are not a saint. It is precisely because you have mastered this truth that you can become a saint. Therefore, saints and truth are inseparable, and no saint can leave this truth! This is just like what Prajna contemplation says about the non-duality of form and mind, phase is separation, emptiness is color, and form is emptiness. From the perspective of dependent origination, all dharmas are empty, and emptiness is all dharmas. When you see the Buddha, you see the dharma. Therefore, saints who understand the sky realm always look for mysteries from omens, conceal the future from changes, and integrate the south, south, north, and south into one mind, so that the past and the future become one. It has been the same throughout the ages, poverty leads to the end, there is no difference. To unite all the vast things with one's mind is Nirvana. This is what the Buddhist scriptures say about "achieving nirvana without leaving all dharmas." And because all dharmas are boundless, the pursuit of liberation is also endless. From this, it can be inferred that the way to nirvana lies in maintaining the "wonderful agreement" of understanding the wonderful principles. With the "wonderful agreement", one can know the truth that all dharmas are one and the same.
There is no essential difference between all things and me. I am essentially the same as all things. Things and I are mysteriously connected, and Wuji is their final destination. Nirvana means advancing without moving forward, retreating without retreating, having no beginning and no end, and the beginning and the end are not in between! The goddess said: The liberation of the elderly (Shariputra - the author's note) has no end or beginning.