Basic information of heart king

1 heart king, a Buddha word. Eight-knowledge mind king, only knowledge school, divided the mind into eight, named eight-knowledge mind king. These eight senses, namely, eye knowledge, ear knowledge, nose knowledge, tongue knowledge, body knowledge, cognition, terminal knowledge and Aryan knowledge. It is convenient in Buddhism that only those who know sects speak knowledge instead of heart. In fact, knowledge is heart, meaning, and heart, meaning and knowledge are the same body but have different names. Hinayana Buddhism establishes six senses, but there is no seventh or eighth sense, but it has the meaning of seven or eighty-two senses in the text. For example, volume 11 of Shun Zheng Lun says: "Although the mind, mind and body are one, the meaning of precept is different from other words, which means to gather the heart of the old name, think about the meaning of the old name and forget the old name." Those who collect their old names are equivalent to the eighth knowledge; Thinking about the meaning of the old name is equivalent to the seventh knowledge; And people who know each other by another name are equivalent to the first six knowledge. The only-knowing school analyzes the difference between one thought and eight-knowing people, which is nothing more than breaking the persistence of sending us "true self" It turns out that we usually cling to the real law and regard everything in the universe as an entity, so when we say "heart", we regard the heart as a whole. Knowing only is to treat these ideas, that is, to analyze this idea into eight parts by analytical method and treat this idea as a whole to break the persistence of "true self"

2 Buddhist language. Refers to the mental method in the five-digit method founded by Xiangzong. Including eye knowledge? P listening? P nose knowledge? P tongue knowledge? P identity? P consciousness? The last knowledge and knowledge of Araya. Not the ownership of ideas. See 100 Ways to Know Men. Also refers to the heart. The heart is the master of all laws in the three realms, so it is called.

3 Quote Tang Wangwei's Inscription on the Old Dade Jingjue Zen Master of Da 'an National Temple in Datang: "The light house is a vacuum, and the heart is four shoes; If there were no drought, the law would win. "Sitting in Yuxi, Liu Tang, reminiscing about Lotte, asking about wine and having poems": "Save books to raise your eyes, save trouble and raise your heart. "Jingdezhen Deng Chuanlu Zhi Gong Monk": "The heart is at ease, and there are no ten entanglements in the law. "