剃骨肉還父母-蓮花再生Returning One’s Flesh and Bones to One’s Parents – The Lotus Reborn

 剃骨肉還父母-蓮花再生

 

好心肝基金會董事長許金川教授，對他的表妹智美老師關懷有加。

 

以前看到也是屏東縣東港鎮已故的陳欽山先生是業餘的高手，觀看他看病把脈功夫都打從心底讚嘆！

醫療人員是最辛苦的，按讚喔👍

 

從佛學的角度看個人肉體牽涉到工作、情緒、家族（血脈）、遭遇⋯⋯

從這些觀點看去，對人體也是大開眼界的，

敘述醫療、醫學的書籍之多，包括心理學也已是一個大千世界，

我本來對醫學沒有感覺，雖然年輕時候家族也有人從事西醫，自從認識陳欽山先生後，對醫學起了無比的興趣，

 

直到目前，慢慢覺得人體所牽涉到的問題也是多到像無底洞探索不完，

 

隨著南禪精舍帶的居士跟自己的生老病，彷彿開另外一扇門，跟著去看大千世界，

這對於我而言，比佛法「心與心所」不斷地反覆被提起，來得有趣多了！

 

自己的骨、肉、血從來不是自由的，

這個題目對修行者本身無疑是巨大的考驗，

是一定不能在一個點反覆背誦的。

，個人早已把佛法當基礎再不斷做延伸。

 

半寄

 

Returning One’s Flesh and Bones to One’s Parents – The Lotus Reborn

 

Professor Hsu Chin-Chuan, chairman of the Good Liver Foundation, has shown profound compassion toward his cousin, Teacher Chih-Mei.

Years ago, I came to know Mr. Chen Chin-Shan from Donggang, Pingtung. I was deeply impressed by his medical skills and diagnostic ability, even though he was an amateur. Medical workers labor tirelessly—they deserve our respect!

 

From a Buddhist point of view, the human body involves not only one’s work, emotions, and family (bloodline), but also one’s life experiences. From this perspective, the study of the human body becomes a wondrous field of insight.

 

Medical literature today—ranging from clinical studies to psychology—has become a boundless universe.

I used to have little interest in medicine, even though some of my family members were doctors of Western medicine when I was young. But after meeting Mr. Chen Chin-Shan, I developed a deep fascination with medicine.

 

Now, I gradually realize that the mysteries of the human body are as boundless as an abyss—impossible to fully explore.

 

Through observing the aging and illness of the practitioners at Nanzan Vihara, as well as my own, I feel as if another gate has opened —one that allows me to view the vast world anew. This, to me, is far more fascinating than repeatedly analyzing the Buddhist concepts of “mind and mental factors.”

 

One’s bones, flesh, and blood are never truly free.
This issue presents a tremendous challenge for any spiritual practitioner and it cannot be grasped by rote recitation or repeated contemplation on a single point.

For my part, I have taken the Dharma as my foundationand continued to extend and deepen it.

 

Master Banji