There are still differences between Buddhism and Taoism.

1. First of all, there are differences in teaching theories. The practice of Buddhism is mainly to prove the initial heart. Buddhists believe that all beings have wisdom and virtue, which is no different from Buddhism, but it cannot be proved because of delusion and persistence. Its essence is to focus on the equality of all beings, just like coming to Tibet to practice. Taoism, on the other hand, expects to gain knowledge by practicing the flesh, with the ultimate goal of cultivating the Yang God to emerge from the shell and become an immortal. Both of them said that the mind sees nature, but the concept of reality is quite different. Brother Xianhe has a point. In thousands of years of cultural heritage, the two have influenced each other, and some terms are the same. But there are still essential differences. Taoism emphasizes self-cultivation and cultivation, and becomes an immortal at an early date. Buddhists pay more attention to purdue sentient beings, while bodhisattvas are sentient beings and will never leave the world for enlightenment.

2. Different practice methods. Because of the different goals, in practice, Taoism pays more attention to the practice of physical health, and gradually takes physical changes as the assessment index. Buddhism emphasizes the cultivation of the mind, and divides my mind into eight senses, each of which has its own function. But the goal is to prove the true essence of immortality, impurity, increase and decrease, and to give birth to the eighth knowledge of all dharma hidden in the Buddha's heart. And practice in turn, and finally get the Buddha land. There are still many essential differences, but the basic requirement is to collect merits, evidence and resources from being a man. In cosmic reality, there must be only one correct direction. Some scholars think Buddhism is better than Taoism. Of course, I didn't study Taoism for a long time at the end of the semester, and my understanding may not be deep enough. There are different opinions to discuss. About the fact that Tibetan secrets are a branch of Buddhism. At the end of the study, it is believed that this concept needs to be carefully tested by practitioners, studied Buddhist scriptures and made a final judgment. Why? The so-called doctrine of Tibetan secrets is different from orthodox Buddhist classics and full of contradictions compared with Xianzong classics. The appearance is different, allowing two bodies to practice prostitution and eat meat, saying that magical powers have no limit and move the law (saying that people will be killed and the deceased can live in the Buddhist country through rituals); All the above are contrary to the teachings of Xianzong, and the content of the precept of all beings mentioned by Jinkou Buddha is acceptable in Tibetan secrets. Different in doctrine, Tibetan Secret does not recognize the seventh and eighth knowledge, but expects to purify the false consciousness into the pure ID. This is far from the true meaning of Buddhism. Moreover, the method of hiding secrets is not what Sakyamuni Buddha Jinkou said. However, the secrets of later generations did claim that this "profound Dafa" was superior to Xianzong. Thinking at the end of the semester, this is a secret that contradicts Xian Zong everywhere. Doesn't it mean that the Buddhism taught by our teacher for 49 years is wrong?

Is there a Buddha or a Tao in the world first? Tao is eternal, and Buddha is only an enlightened person. Second, Taoism existed before the Spring and Autumn Period, and Buddhism was founded by Sakyamuni in the Spring and Autumn Period, which should be later than Taoism.

That is to say:

1. There is a Tao in the world, and Buddha originates from the Tao;

2. Tao is more complicated than Buddha, and Buddha is more direct than Tao;

3. Tao makes sense, Buddha makes sense, but truth is better than truth;

4. Self-cultivation, the highest goal of the 99-day robbery, dharma cultivation, and the final result proves nirvana;

5. The highest road has not escaped from the three realms and six roads. Even if 1999 robbed, you can freely shuttle through three realms and six roads. We should also abide by heaven, not absurd. Buddha transcends three realms and six roads;

6. Taoism attaches great importance to the Yuan God, while Buddhism has no Yuan God. Buddhists say that the original god knows essence and yuan Ming because he is mentally and physically delusional and has not completely got rid of it.

Contact: It's all about the philosophy of life. It originated from the cultural integration in the same period.

Buddha [fó] is the abbreviation of "Buddha" transliterated by Sanskrit Buddha [Sanskrit Buddha]. Free translation means awakening, knowing and awakening. Consciousness has three meanings: self-knowledge, self-knowledge of others (making all beings realize) and self-knowledge of perfection, which is the highest fruit of Buddhist practice. It is said that the average person lacks these three things, the latter two lack the sense of sound, and the last one lacks the bodhisattva, only the Buddha has all three things. The "Buddha" mentioned by Hinayana is generally a courtesy title for Sakyamuni. Mahayana refers not only to Sakyamuni, but also to all those who feel complete. It is said that there are buddhas everywhere. There is a god in the west called Buddha. -Biography of the Western Regions in the Later Han Dynasty

"Buddha" is a personality whose reason, emotion and ability reach the most perfect state at the same time. In other words, the Buddha is a person with great wisdom, great compassion (or all-wisdom and all-compassion) and great strength. Please pay attention to the difference between Buddhism and other religions: Buddha is not omnipotent, and he can't free us. He can only teach us, and we still have to rely on our own efforts to get rid of it. Buddha can't let us go to heaven or condemn us to hell. It is not easy to define "Buddha".

Simply put, the Buddha is an "awakened one" and an "awakened one".

Perhaps more clearly, it should be said that Buddha is a person who has a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles of life in the universe.

There is also a concise definition, which is generally accepted by ordinary people, that is to say, the Buddha is a person who consciously realizes him and has a complete consciousness. In other words, Buddha is a person who has realized himself and can further help others to realize himself, and this self-awareness and cognition of his own work have reached the most satisfactory state at the same time.

The word "Buddha" in Pali and Sanskrit should be translated into Chinese as "Budaya", that is, "Buddha"

Buddha is a transliteration of "Buddha". People in China like simplification, so they just call it the word Buddha. Buddha, awareness of righteousness, awareness of friends, awareness of people, awareness of perfection. Conscience belongs to Hinayana, but you should be immune to it. "Juehe" is a bodhisattva, compassionate, self-enlightened and an uninvited friend. "Feeling perfect" is Buddha. "Perfection" refers not to the number of students, but to the mind. There are three kinds of troubles in our hearts. One is to be troubled by thinking, and conscious people are troubled by thinking. People who feel each other can break the dust and melt him at the same time. And fundamental ignorance. If you don't see the ignorance of dust and sand, you will become a Buddha.

Buddha, sleep also! All sentient beings have the wisdom and virtue of the Tathagata, but because of delusion and persistence, they cannot prove the wisdom and virtue of the Tathagata.

Tao, of course Nature is the Tao. Natural person, ego, ego. Of course, so, so, so.

Everything is not the thing itself, the sun and the moon are self-evident, the stars are self-ordered, animals are self-made, the wind is self-driven, water flows by itself, plants are self-planted, breathing does not breathe, the heartbeat does not beat, and so on.

Because all things are not things, they seem to be controlled, and everything happens to be unified and respected, without exception. This (hypothetical) ruler is immortal and intangible, and his greatness is nothing more than his smallness, all-embracing and unchanging. It was nameless at first, so the ancients strongly called it Tao.

Tao is neither Tao nor Tao. Tao is just a name used by the ancients for convenience. In short, Tao is just a name, just a word, not the essence of Tao. It is nameless. You can call it "Dao". It's called, that is, it's not, but, that is, it's not, but pottery, that is, it's not pottery.

The ancients claimed to be Tao in this way, this way and that way. Modern people think that Tao is Tao, forget its origin and grasp its end.

Tao, as a unique philosophical thought in China's philosophy, has exerted great influence on philosophical thought, society, politics, culture and military fields. Taoism's Tao and philosophy are rich and complicated, and the meaning of Tao is often different under different circumstances. The original meaning of Tao is Tao, and later it is extended to Tao, law, essence, noumenon, law, reason, realm, ultimate truth and principle of doing things. Lao Tzu said at the beginning of the Tao Te Ching:

"Tao can be Tao, very Tao; The name can be named. It's very famous. The beginning of the nameless world, the mother of all things. "

Righteousness is: Tao, so to speak, can be named. Righteousness is not what we call a general famous thing, because it is not an eternal Tao. Avenue came into being before heaven and earth, which is the beginning of opening heaven and earth; Avenue came into being before all things and is the mother of all things. Therefore, this "Tao" is difficult to speak out completely and can only be understood by intuition. At the same time, it also shows that Tao is not an empty talk, but a real existence.

Zhuangzi Xing Shan: "Tao is also rational. ..... no matter what you say ". "Guan Chen Zijun Shang" said: "Don't pay attention to rational points, be rational without losing the Tao"; "If the way of man is empty, it will pass, and death will block it. If he is not, he is unreasonable. " Xie Lao, written by Han Feizi, is based on the principle of "truth" and holds that "Tao is reasonable" and that "everything has different causes, and Tao wants to stop all causes." In Guanzi Renfa, it is said that "Tao is the best in the world", and this "Tao" is a political principle; The Book of Changes says "One Yin and One Yang are the Tao", which refers to the Basic Law. In addition, there is also a saying of "heaven" in the Spring and Autumn Period. According to Zuo Zhuan in the Spring and Autumn Annals, Zi Chan said that "the sky is far away, people are close and unreachable", and "heaven" is heaven, especially the natural law related to astronomical phenomena. The meaning of Laozi's Tao preserves the diversity of Tao. He even regards Tao as the highest reality that produces and determines everything in the world. "Tao gives birth to one, two, two, three and three things." In addition to the natural Tao, Laozi's Tao is sometimes used in the sense of social life and knowledge, that is, to analyze the basic principles and methods of life and knowledge acquisition.

Taoism's study of Huang Lao is to "push heaven and reason people"; Taoism's "Tao", represented by Taoism's theory of Laozi and Zhuangzi, focuses on the ontology of the universe and the origin of all things. Therefore, although both of them belong to Taoism, they have their own emphasis on philosophy and aesthetics, and have different important significance and beautiful characteristics.

These statements about "Tao" may represent different meanings of "Tao" respectively. Broadly speaking, there is only one "Tao" in the world, so Lao Tzu said "being unique and unchanging." As the saying goes, "All roads lead to Beijing." In other words, "Tao is everywhere", and everything is impassable.

There is a "way to make money" in doing business and a "way to operate" in enterprises. Health has a "way of hygiene", life has a "way of keeping in good health" and life has a "way of dealing with the world". Zhuangzi even said that "thieves can do something". As the saying goes, "each has his own way." Visible this "avenue" is closely related to life.

Taoism in China says that man is in the Tao and doesn't know his existence, just as fish is in the water and doesn't know his existence. Therefore, in many people's lives, "Tao" is everywhere, but "people use it for daily use without knowing it."

Since ancient times, those who have gained the Tao have prospered, while those who have lost it have died. Anyone who has made a difference in history may not know what "Tao" is, or Xu Bule knows Taoism in China. What he does must conform to the road.

China is a country of Taoism. Generally speaking, that is, the universe, heaven and earth, everything, human beings, where the Tao lies. Avenue is so big that you can't see or hear it, but it is everywhere. As a secular person, we should know, Ming Dow, the way to get and the way to keep. Without losing the Tao, you can "live forever."