sky

I read it. Well... it's quite difficult to actually feel...
Does that mean everything changes? You and I are different from who we were yesterday. We have received a variety of lives, and our bodies are metabolizing, and our cells are also changing.
It means that everything in the world and the world changes moment by moment, and not every moment is the same.
So it means there's absolutely nothing that can't be changed.

In other words, we are constantly changing things.

However, even with that said, it is difficult for us to accept that nothing will change. It makes me want myself to stay the same no matter what. It makes me want the things that are important to me to always be close to me.
In other words, it becomes obsessive. That is worry, hesitation, and worry and suffering.

It's quite difficult, isn't it?
Even if you understand it with your head, it's hard to really understand Ston from the bottom of your heart.

So the state of enlightenment is pretty far away, isn't it?
I have a self that is easy to say when it comes to people, but when it comes to myself, I can't accept it easily.

Please continue to take an interest in Buddhism and continue to work hard!

I sincerely pray that you will learn various things from now on and that you will be able to benefit from the true wisdom of the Buddha.

Mamesuke

This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is a humble answer to the question.

Simply put, “empty” means “no substance.”

Also, “no substance” means “when it comes to whether the thing itself (the one is aware of) is something on its own side that does not change forever and forever as an independent existence that makes up itself, there is no such thing.”

To further paraphrase this, it means “nothing exists in a way that does not depend on anything else, such as causation (cause or condition).”

Also, a way of being dependent on others is called “luck,” and it is called “everything is lucky and empty.”

Anyway, it is the position of Buddhist philosophy that there are no exceptions other than “lucky and empty” when it comes to things that exist.

Furthermore, it is important to grasp the meaning of “sky” and “good fortune” in the same way.

I hope you can use the content of the following humble discussion as a reference for your understanding.

“On the 'sky' in the Heart Sutra”
http://blog.goo.ne.jp/hidetoshi-k/e/93cd51b49c2264eb00fcc00a904a3392

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho

Everything is empty

For example, when you're reading this sentence or something right now, did bad memories from when you were a student or memories that stuck and never left always occupied and controlled your head??
They weren't there, were they?
Consciousness concentrated on this and read it, wasn't it?
Well, when I heard a phrase like this which reminded me of something else, it popped into my head strangely. It wasn't there until a while ago.

The “thing” that has passed through the reality of this moment is the one and only thing flowing there. So what is the reality of reality that we usually feel? Unfortunately, the reality for us is almost always “that made in our head.”

That's why people are bound by their past and experiences and are taken by the ground running net of thoughts and doubts.

Everything in this world comes once in a lifetime as time passes.
“I just got it!” Even if you think about it, that's all in the past. The actual thing is already moving beyond that.
I'm not talking about recognition that humans are convenient or not at the earliest.

So “sky” is everything in this world. When recognizing things, I think it's a word that explains “there” like a blind spot that is hard for people to notice, as if materialized or easily disappeared due to selfish “presence & none judgment.”

Even if I or you don't “do something” or “let's know, enlighten, and learn about the sky,” the fact that all things have been abandoned by this mind and body from the beginning is an empty phase.
Most humans try to understand the sky.
●▼■
I, myself, use... to try to understand the sky myself.
It's a world that makes plenty of use of me, which is the exact opposite of the sky, and the stance is that it is impossible to learn about the sky.
Empty means that everything is fully automatic and works freely.
They are not steeped in human thoughts or thoughts, and each one is independently separated, and each one seems to be completely complete.
The person you were eating is gone, the person watching TV isn't there anymore, and you're no longer watching the title either.
Whether we surrender ourselves to the fact that it is fully automatic and is always updated without permission, it is fully automatically updated, and it seems that it is forcibly completely synchronized with the changing and flowing world.
As proof of this, when I was reading these characters now, ●▼■ at the beginning is over.
It is fully automatically relinquished.
You have changed and been transformed without yourself.
Every moment, every second, nothing changes.
Human thoughts and opinions don't fit into that.
All the facts are always collected directly from the production area to the point where human thoughts can't be made in time.
There isn't a single thing that hasn't changed.
※The change or change mentioned here is not a matter of thought, and it means that the past has not been left as a matter of fact for a moment.
I can't add my personal opinion to something that doesn't stop for a moment.
That's how it looks like this has filled the sky.
The sky seems to have left human views.
The sky is a feeling of no self.
The sky is a factual fact right now.
The sky seems empty and empty even if you don't know the sky.
The sky is the current fact of cutting back and forth.
Something touches the sky's mind and body, and the moment you touch it, it doesn't seem like it.
The sky seems to exist even though it is not there.
The sky is a state where the self is self but not self.
The sky is it, and yet it seems like it hasn't been picked up.
The sky seems to be a factual state of thought that is separate from this kind of nonsense.