Many people have explained Confucianism at length, but in my opinion, Confucianism is nothing more than three simple words: sex, mind and body. Buddha values nurturing nature, Tao re-cultivates the mind, and Confucianism re-enacts the body.

Many people have explained Confucianism at length, but in my opinion, Confucianism is nothing more than three simple words: sex, mind and body. Buddha values nurturing nature, Tao re-cultivates the mind, and Confucianism re-enacts the body. Therefore, the first step on the path of monasticism must be like Confucianism, obeying human ethics, walking from human ethics, becoming a good person, and using this to cultivate the mind, constantly remove bad habits, transform bad tendencies, and achieve the goal of fulfilling nature. It can also be said that human ethics, mental cultivation, and nurturing are an uphill road. But in turn, the perfection of sex must be embodied in human nature, no one, nothing. So you can also think of the above three as a cycle. In short, we must not practice Buddhism without humanity, and all learning in the world is human. No one is without everything, God is after man, it is man-made gods instead of gods who create man, there is no god before human beings, you see that the ancestors, including the five ancestors of ancient times, are all after people. Therefore, in short, without first passing the human level, there is no way to talk about monasticism, and humanity is the way to go. There is no such thing as direct monasticism. Beyond the humane, the Buddha and the Tao simply ignore you. Talking about it occasionally, seeing laughter generously, it is likely to be wrong [合ten] [合ten] [合ten ]