A world in a flower, a leaf in pursuit-from Naive Prophecy by British poet Blake.
See a world in a grain of sand.
There is a heaven in a wild flower.
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand.
Eternity will melt in an hour.
See the world in a grain of sand and heaven in a wild flower. Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour.
"To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower" is the full confidence and freedom of human life, which is the reason for the origin of a vast species.
From the life of a humble individual, we can clearly see the vitality of the whole species, but this is precisely "put infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an instant."
In the classical language theory of traditional Buddhism, there is a famous saying: "A flower is the world and a leaf is bodhi". A flower can see the whole world, and a leaf can represent the whole bodhi tree.
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Buddhist origin
Buddhism has many sayings about "the world".
For example, Hua Yan Jing said: "Buddha gives birth to five-color stems, one flower is a world, and one leaf is a Buddha."
"It is also recorded in the Brahma scroll that Lushenafo sat in the lotus of Chiba and turned into a thousand Buddha statues, each living in the Chiba world. Among them, the Buddha statues in each leaf world turn into hundreds of millions of Buddha statues and sit on a bodhi tree. The saying of the world of flowers and flowers comes from this. The world of flowers and flowers originated here.
The world of flowers and flowers generally describes a prosperous place, the earth. As the saying goes, the boundary between flowers comes from this. The world of flowers and flowers generally describes the prosperous land and the world.
For example, the fifteenth time in Yue Biography: "Every time I think about the world of flowers and flowers in the Central Plains, I am bent on attacking the Song Dynasty." For the first time in He Dian: "Middle-earth is a colorful world where people live today."
A flower is a world, a leaf is a Buddha, and all directions are pure land. Why create dust?