Interpretation 1 reason: reason | reason | for no reason. 2 because: why come. ③ Edge: edge | outer edge. 4 along; Down the river | looking for fish at the edge of the forest. ⑤ Contact opportunity: predestination | popularity | consanguinity.

Fate yuánfèn superstitious people think that the probability of destiny takes a hand meeting between people generally refers to the possibility of contact between people or between people and things.

It's fate that we meet again.

Cause, cause.

We have an appointment at two o'clock in the afternoon. It's almost three o'clock and he hasn't come yet. I don't know why.

Looking for fish from the tree Yuán müqiúyú climbed the tree to look for fish. Metaphor means that the direction and method of doing things are wrong and you can't reach your goal.

Starting from the concept, it can't really reflect the reality in any case, just like "seeking fish from the edge of a tree" can't achieve the goal.

edge

The edge of an object

Lower your head and put your lips on the edge of the cup. Mao Dun, erosion? seek

Another example: kerb (a long stone or concrete block laid between the roadway and the sidewalk to protect the sidewalk and make the roadside water flow unobstructed); Marginal sea (marginal sea; Coastal, adjacent to the sea); Edge (edge. Refers to the border)

Reason, reason

Everyone knows his first and last name and the reason for his clever deception. Shen Yue's Book of Song Dynasty

Karma; destiny

The canal will never come. "Jade new chant? This ancient poem was written by Jiao Zhongqing's wife.

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Talking is a big reason.

Painting is closely related to calligraphy. Cai Yuanpei's pictures

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Painting and architecture

Yuan Xuan

1. edge: edge ~. Outside.

4. along, along: ~ stream.

3. Compliance and management basis: ~ law.

4. climb, climb: ~ climb the forest. Climb up. Hey ~.

The relationship between people: people. Blood.

Fatalism refers to the so-called fateful opportunities between people or things: ~ points, you ~, opportunities ~ and so on are just self-evident.

Because, reason: ~ reason. ~ by。 ~ Where is this?

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Yuan yuàn 1. Inlaid in the edge of clothes; The edge of a dress. 2. The edge of clothes, shoes, etc.

9. Edge, also known as edge zone, mainly refers to the peripheral protection zone of the whole nature reserve or the peripheral environment of tourist patches, and its function focuses on edge effect.

Question 2: "Fate has come and gone, fate has come and gone, fate has gone!" Go to the edge! "Excuse me, what does this sentence mean? How to understand it? Where did it come from? It should be from a book about Buddhist scriptures.

Fate is always hard to meet.

For example, after fate is born, it will die. When it comes, it will always break up. When it is exhausted, it will leave. Whatever fate can't be forced, there are people who are born and die because of it.

There is a meaning of persuading people not to care too much about what they have lost.

There are also important people who cherish the fate around them, because once the fate is gone, it will be difficult to find it again!

Question 3: What do you mean? Why is it shallow and deep? A sentence in the book

Their fate is very shallow, there are many obstacles and difficulties together, but they love each other deeply.

Question 4: What does fate mean? That is to say, personality differences are too great to complement each other easily. Fate is not enough.

Question 5: The Buddha said "Yuan". Where did the word "Yuan" come from and how did it come from? Origin: Balipa? Iccasamuppà da. That is to say, all the laws of existence are derived from the combination of various edges.

"On the Pure Road" gives several explanations of "origin":

1. Because it can lead to present interests and happiness, it deserves to be known by the wise (paccetuü). It is called "fate" (pa? icca)； When you were born, you were born together (saha) and completely (sammà) (uppajjati), not alone or without reason, so it is called "samuppàda". In this way, from the edge and birth as the "origin"

2. Being born together is the "origin", and the harmony of many sides is not exclusive, so it is the "origin". Therefore, because aggregation is the fate of the other (fruit), the fate of the other, and their fate, this is karma.

3. If the combination of [results] is directional, it is said to be fate, and it is said to rise together. Fruit is made of it, not from lack; It is also based on the harmony of various conditions, moving in the opposite direction and moving towards [fruit]. They are together, they were born in a way that is inseparable from each other, so they are together. In this way, fate and birth are "origins".

4. If we don't depend on each other and are indispensable to each other, the fruit can't be born. Because all the reservations are simultaneous, together, not individual, and there is no law of birth one after another, it is called origin. (Vm.577-9)

The Buddha's declaration of origin focuses on explaining the causes of life pain. Life is not without reason, nor is it created by nature or God. It is produced by a series of connections.

In the classics, the Buddha usually uses twelve rings (twelve branches) to explain the origin:

"What is the origin of this library? Compared with the library, it has no clear fate, known fate, well-known color and famous color. It touches and receives fate, receives fate, lives, dies, worries, sorrows, pains, worries and annoyances. In this way, the whole suffering is produced. Zhubiku, this is called the origin. "

Question 6: Fate is like the wind. When it comes, it is fate, and when it goes, it is fate. What you get is fate, what you don't get is fate. What do you mean by nature? Gains and losses are fate.

Question 7: What does fate mean? Literally: Fate comes and goes.

This word means that fate comes and goes for free, which makes people very helpless, so we should look at emotional problems more broadly.

Philosophical explanation: human beings should learn to comfort themselves and not be too attached to the feelings that human beings can't change.

Question 8: What does it mean that what comes from fate finally ends? In fact, everyone you can meet and everything you can experience is related to fate. If we have to talk about the root cause, it is causality. In other words, almost everything is gathered by reason and scattered by reason. There are many kinds of fate, any kind of relationship is fate, and fate is also divided into depth. If you believe in religion, whether you love the right person or the wrong person, you must understand that many times, you become attached to those people because you planted some karma in the past. Happiness is called good karma, and misfortune is called predestined love or bad karma. On the surface, many times, luck and misfortune all come from a choice, and that choice is determined by your own blessings, not out of thin air. Some people are blessed because they have planted good causes and forged good karma in the past, while others have planted bad causes and forged bad karma. Such people not only have no such blessing, but also bear the emotional debt that should be paid, so they meet the situation that the people they love don't love themselves and those people come to them for debt collection.

Question 9: Those things that come from fate will eventually end at another time. What do you mean? To put it simply, you have been admitted to the university, but you can choose the school you are currently attending. It's fate, but you will still leave after three or four years, that is, there will always be fate.

Question 10: Why be impulsive? Why? Why? Why? What do you mean? The former is unnecessary and has no reason, so it will not be impulsive. The latter, why is it moved?