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加工的苦樂

 語言有很強大的力量。

佛陀說的karma是身、口、意。

因為語言可以大量被複製和流傳，而導致資訊爆發（現在還講資訊爆發好像倒退20年，早就沒有人還在意資訊爆發了）。

所有不正的語言都源自不正的見。


當我說：你所看的所有影片、讀的所有文章，都是別人挑選過編輯過加工過的，有目的的。


更深切的事實是，我們的大腦的作用方式，本來就是把perception與既有的記憶分類結合，並把事物貼上標籤，以毫秒的速度把世界加工後呈現為feelings & mental formations


痛苦？ 真的有痛苦嗎？


‘我’不過是一堆地水火風而已，地水火風有痛苦嗎？


‘有苦’是我們的想像、認知，‘有樂’也是我們的想像、認知。

那我們還費盡心思地創造了永樂的天堂、永苦的地獄。

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