without obsession(wú guà wú ài)

without obsession

It's a Chinese idiom. The Pinyin is w ú Gu à w ú à I, which means that there is no concern. It comes from the second fold of the Ming Dynasty's Wu Mingshi's Ba Zhai Fei Sheng.

Idioms and allusions

As the saying goes, ghosts have three skills: one mystery, two concealment and three fright. Mr. Lu, known as an open-minded man, passed by the west of Maohu one day when he met a hanged ghost who dropped a straw rope for hanging. He deliberately hid it in his arms. The hanged ghost wanted to go back to the grass rope and tried his best to use the three skills of ghost, but Lu was bold and open-minded. Although he let it toss, he was not afraid. The ghost who hanged himself has no choice but to tell LV his own origin. Because he quarreled with his husband, he hanged himself for a short time. Now he is going to find women who are not in harmony with his husband to replace him. The ghost who hanged the dead pushed the boat along the river. On the ground that LV was in the way, he asked Lv to find an eminent monk to recite the death mantra for him. Lu is worthy of the open-minded and self appointed, and said with a smile: "I am an eminent monk. I have a mantra for you. Good world, no barrier, dead born, what replacement? If you want to go, it's not pleasant. " The hanged ghost suddenly realized and left. Since then, there have been no ghosts in the area.

In Yuanjue Jing explained by Nan Huaijin, there is also a story, which is similar to the above plot. There is also a similar sentence: the world is boundless, and there is no harm. Come and go, be free. If you want to be born, you can't find a substitute. The common point of these two sentences is that they have nothing in common. The so-called "block" refers to the four sides of the barrier, the word barrier in the front, back, left, right, up and down, and there is no way forward or backward In the world, those who seek fame, wealth, power, love, longevity, and even beauty, royal clothes, delicious food, good music, etc Every desire is a hindrance. People are worried about gain and loss, they have to be subject to external things and experience terror. For example, the woman who hanged herself needs to find a substitute after her death, and carefully seek the reason. It's just a moment's anger because she is in a small state of mind, that is to say, because she is subject to the anger that she can't get at that moment, she makes herself suffer.

The origin of Idioms

The second discount of Ming Dynasty's Wu Mingshi's Ba Zhai Fei Sheng: "if you want to be a monk, you should be free from all obstacles and right and wrong."

Chinese PinYin : wú guà wú ài