心的萬能(二) / xīn de wàn néng (èr) /
Heart (2)
Category:
One Stroke Calligraphy_Roots of Wisdom 一筆字:佛光菜根譚
Description:
心的萬能(二)
愛屋及烏人同此心
探囊取物得手應心
浪子回頭革面洗心
嘔心瀝血煞費苦心
謙卑有禮表示敬心
反躬自省收拾慢心
不屈不撓從不灰心
文思泉湧繡口錦心
鐵面無私出於公心
雪中送炭給人感心
用人不疑切莫多心
妙趣橫生充滿喜心
伉儷情深豈可負心
玩世不恭應該收心
自暴自棄讓人擔心
從善如流遠離惡心
按兵不動靜氣沉心
夢寐以求十分醉心
懷才不遇很不甘心
心無罣礙特別舒心
玉潔冰清白水鑑心
敬老尊賢實在有心
丟三忘四做事粗心
牽腸掛肚耿耿於心
名花有主不該動心
俠骨柔情劍膽琴心
愛莫能助力不從心
心浮氣躁須先定心
焚香祝禱須先淨心
拔苦與樂觀音慈心
化世益人發大願心
拈花微笑內藏妙心
悟佛知見須有悟心
靈山會上佛陀禪心
不立文字以心印心
應無所住而生其心
慈悲喜捨四無量心
福慧雙修不忘初心
皈依三寶堅定道心
雲淡風輕自在寬心
念佛感應全賴恆心
參禪悟道見性明心
無相布施完成捨心
妙筆生花手巧靈心
超凡入聖了卻塵心
五欲六塵應有離心
謙謙君子不動凡心
品行高雅蕙質蘭心
做事馬虎未盡全心
敷衍了事漫不經心
犯上作亂已成逆心
粗枝大葉掉以輕心
患得患失茶飯無心
冷酷無情木人石心
見異思遷令人憂心
虛情假意滿腹壞心
Heart (2)
Concordant heart: to love someone and everything they cherish.
What the heart wishes, the hands achieve: effortless.
Refined heart: return of the prodigal son.
Uneasy heart: to strain one’s mind and heart.
Respectful heart: to be humble and polite.
Arrogant heart redressed: introspection.
Never lose heart: be persevering and unyielding.
Heart of a poet: a surge of inspiration.
Fair heart: to be impartial and incorruptible.
Touched heart: when someone delivers charcoal in the snow.
Avoid a suspicious heart: always trust those who work for you.
Pleasant heart: full of humor and wit.
Unfaithful heart: unforgivable especially to married couples.
Mellow heart: no longer cynical towards life.
Worried heart: upon seeing someone who abandons himself.
Heed unwholesome hearts: follow the good.
Equable heart: to halt the troops and wait for an opportunity.
Fixated heart: to make a dream come true.
Resentful heart: when you feel unappreciated.
Eased heart: to be without hindrance or affliction.
Clear heart: pure as jade and clean as ice.
Devoted heart: respect the wise and venerate the worthy.
Thoughtless heart: always forgetting.
Taken to heart: be deeply concerned.
Beware the roving heart: she is already taken.
Musical and chivalrous heart: a martial but tender nature.
Helpless heart: powerless to render assistance.
Calmed heart: to remedy an agitated and impatient mind.
Pure heart: prior to burning incense and praying.
Guanyin’s heart: relieve beings from suffering and bring them joy.
Aspirational heart: transform the world and benefit humanity.
Wondrous heart: when he picks up a flower and smiles.
Enlightened heart: necessary to attain Buddha’s insight.
Buddha’s Chan heart: a meeting on the Spiritual Mountain.
Heart-to-heart connection: established not by words.
A heart that arises: by not abiding in anything.
Boundless hearts: kindness, compassion, joy, and equanimity.
Inceptive heart: to maintain dual cultivation of merit and wisdom.
Unwavering heart for the Way: take refuge in the Triple Gem.
Open and carefree heart: embracing the wind and clouds.
Resolute heart: spiritual connections by chanting Buddha’s name.
Clear heart: to realize the way by practicing Chan.
Generous heart: to give without attaching to form.
Graceful heart: to write like an angel.
Mundane heart transcended: enter the sagely realm.
Transcendental heart: freedom from delusion and desire.
Steadfast prevailing heart: that of a true gentleman.
Elegant heart: noble mind and conduct.
Inattentive heart: careless and sloppy work.
Heedless heart: to muddle through one’s work.
Mutinous heart: to defy one’s superiors and start a rebellion.
Negligent heart: sloppy and careless.
Hesitant heart: to be in two minds.
Stone heart: hard and cold.
Fretful heart: to be easily moved by what one sees or hears.
Bad heart: false display of affection.
Concordant heart: to love someone and everything they cherish.
What the heart wishes, the hands achieve: effortless.
Refined heart: return of the prodigal son.
Uneasy heart: to strain one’s mind and heart.
Respectful heart: to be humble and polite.
Arrogant heart redressed: introspection.
Never lose heart: be persevering and unyielding.
Heart of a poet: a surge of inspiration.
Fair heart: to be impartial and incorruptible.
Touched heart: when someone delivers charcoal in the snow.
Avoid a suspicious heart: always trust those who work for you.
Pleasant heart: full of humor and wit.
Unfaithful heart: unforgivable especially to married couples.
Mellow heart: no longer cynical towards life.
Worried heart: upon seeing someone who abandons himself.
Heed unwholesome hearts: follow the good.
Equable heart: to halt the troops and wait for an opportunity.
Fixated heart: to make a dream come true.
Resentful heart: when you feel unappreciated.
Eased heart: to be without hindrance or affliction.
Clear heart: pure as jade and clean as ice.
Devoted heart: respect the wise and venerate the worthy.
Thoughtless heart: always forgetting.
Taken to heart: be deeply concerned.
Beware the roving heart: she is already taken.
Musical and chivalrous heart: a martial but tender nature.
Helpless heart: powerless to render assistance.
Calmed heart: to remedy an agitated and impatient mind.
Pure heart: prior to burning incense and praying.
Guanyin’s heart: relieve beings from suffering and bring them joy.
Aspirational heart: transform the world and benefit humanity.
Wondrous heart: when he picks up a flower and smiles.
Enlightened heart: necessary to attain Buddha’s insight.
Buddha’s Chan heart: a meeting on the Spiritual Mountain.
Heart-to-heart connection: established not by words.
A heart that arises: by not abiding in anything.
Boundless hearts: kindness, compassion, joy, and equanimity.
Inceptive heart: to maintain dual cultivation of merit and wisdom.
Unwavering heart for the Way: take refuge in the Triple Gem.
Open and carefree heart: embracing the wind and clouds.
Resolute heart: spiritual connections by chanting Buddha’s name.
Clear heart: to realize the way by practicing Chan.
Generous heart: to give without attaching to form.
Graceful heart: to write like an angel.
Mundane heart transcended: enter the sagely realm.
Transcendental heart: freedom from delusion and desire.
Steadfast prevailing heart: that of a true gentleman.
Elegant heart: noble mind and conduct.
Inattentive heart: careless and sloppy work.
Heedless heart: to muddle through one’s work.
Mutinous heart: to defy one’s superiors and start a rebellion.
Negligent heart: sloppy and careless.
Hesitant heart: to be in two minds.
Stone heart: hard and cold.
Fretful heart: to be easily moved by what one sees or hears.
Bad heart: false display of affection.
References:
星雲大師全集【書法類】佛光菜根譚 The Complete Works of Venerable Master Hsing Yun: Calligraphy-Roots of Wisdom