Tonight, savor the fragrance of tea and indulge in the shadow of the moon.

A cup of tea simmering in the hut makes people feel the light and delicate fragrance, elegant and soft, pure and soft; the gentle moonlight, hazy moon shadow, graceful and demure, give people a detached state of mind. Intoxicating. Open the window and stretch your hand out of the window, as if you can touch the moonlight, the stars, and the dream that will be broken at a moment's notice.

Always believe that deep in everyone's heart, there will be a secret and soft corner, hiding a silent love. This love grows quietly, blooms quietly, and ends quietly in a quiet place. Tonight, there is neither the beauty of the flowers nor the strong fragrance of the wine. With the moonlight and the fragrance of tea, we are stirring up emotions. In the dim light of midnight, let your heart be immersed in the shadow of the moon and blend your heart into the fragrance of tea.

Some people say that practicing Zen requires three realms: the first is: "The mountains are full of leaves falling, where can I find their whereabouts?"; the second is: "the mountains are deserted, flowers are blooming and water flows"; the third is: It is: "Once the wind and moon shine, the sky will last forever." Things in life are difficult for anyone to predict; things about feelings are hard for anyone to grasp; things like fate are hard for anyone to grasp. Tonight, in the clear light and moonlight, in a cup of tea, there is the same taste of enlightenment.

It can be seen that all the anger and ignorance in life, all the resentment and hatred, all the concerns and thoughts, all the troubles and worries, all come from the state of mind, and all the depression and unhappiness are caused by From your own mood. In this world, there are no grievances that can be let go instantly, and there are no ties that can be let go instantly. In fact, those past events that should be abandoned, those loves and hates that should be let go, and those frustrations and losses that have no reason can be slowly filtered by the state of mind, deleted slowly, and slowly eliminated through continuous practice. realized.