弘一法师大彻大悟的句子我也曾想过人生若只如初见何事秋风悲画扇
在静谧的山林间，弘一法师 sits alone, contemplating the fleeting nature of life. His eyes are lost in thought as he gazes at a painting of autumn leaves, his mind wandering through the seasons of existence. Suddenly, a phrase pops into his mind like a ray of light: “人生若只如初见，何事秋风悲画扇？” (Life is but an initial encounter; what's there to be sad about in the autumn wind when it stirs up old paintings?)
The phrase echoes within him, resonating with profound truth and deep wisdom. It speaks to the impermanence of all things, including human relationships and experiences. Like fallen leaves that drift away on the autumn breeze, our encounters with others and ourselves are transitory.
As he contemplates this idea further, he realizes that true happiness lies not in clinging to past memories or yearning for what could have been but rather in embracing each moment as it unfolds. Each new day brings fresh opportunities for growth and connection.
Just then, a gust of wind rustles through the trees outside his hut. The sound carries an air of melancholy that seems to harmonize with his thoughts on impermanence. He rises from his seat and steps out into nature.
Underneath a sprawling willow tree stands an old man playing a melancholic tune on his flute while gazing at an abandoned painting hanging from its branch – perhaps one left behind by another traveler who had once called this place home.
弘一法师 approaches him cautiously so as not to disturb their shared contemplation. As they exchange glances over time-worn faces etched by countless stories untold yet shared between them both – they find solace knowing they’re not alone in their quest for understanding life's ephemeral dance.
In this quiet corner nestled within nature’s embrace lies peace born from acceptance rather than longing or regret; peace found where we allow ourselves to let go without holding onto anything too tightly lest we lose hold altogether like those drifting leaves carried away by whimsical winds—freed from earthly burdens yet still carrying us along towards unknown horizons waiting beyond every horizon ahead—where does our journey take us?
