1. giving (cáI b Osh ch): refers to helping others with material things, including donating money, food, clothes and other physical objects. Giving money and charity can meet people's material needs and alleviate poverty and deprivation.
2. Giving (fǐ bü shch): refers to teaching Buddhism or wisdom for the benefit of others. Giving Buddhism includes teaching the Dharma, teaching compassion, wisdom and morality, helping others solve problems and getting spiritual satisfaction and growth.
3. wü wè i b osh: It refers to helping others transcend fear and get rid of suffering with courage, nirvana wisdom and compassion. Fearless giving includes encouraging, comforting and inspiring others, so that they can overcome their inner fears and troubles and gain inner peace and relief.
Explain in detail:
These three methods together constitute a complete system of giving, aiming at cultivating compassion, selflessness and sense of relief, helping others get rid of pain, and at the same time making themselves satisfied and spiritually grow.
Three methods of giving are regarded as indispensable and important practices in Buddhism. Donating money is the most common way to meet the basic needs of others by generously donating money and materials. For those poor and needy people, this form of donation can improve their living conditions and bring hope and warmth.
Giving is to help others get enlightenment and promotion from the bottom of their hearts by teaching Buddhism and wisdom. Teaching Buddhism and sharing spiritual wisdom and moral values can guide others to the right path and get rid of pain and confusion. This kind of kindness not only changed others' outlook on life and values, but also made them feel the joy and satisfaction of educating others.
Fearless giving is a special way of giving, which supports others to overcome their inner fears and pains with courage and compassion. By encouraging, comforting and inspiring others, we can help them transcend their limited thinking, overcome self-doubt and fear, and achieve inner peace and liberation. This charity not only gives others strength and courage, but also enhances their compassion and wisdom.
Generally speaking, whether giving money, magic or fearlessness, giving is a way to deeply influence others and cultivate one's own practice. By giving, we can experience the happiness of generosity and tolerance, and at the same time promote social fairness and harmony. Therefore, in daily life, we should try our best to apply these three methods of giving to practice and become advocates and practitioners of giving and caring.