六根清静 — “Six roots pure and tranquil”
六根清静 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be pure in mind and body, free from all worldly desires and temptations; to have achieved a state of spiritual tranquility”. Literally, “six roots pure and tranquil”.
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- liù六chū出fēn纷fēi飞heavy snowfall
- liù六hé合zhī之nèi内the entire world
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- liù六chǐ尺zhī之gū孤an underage orphan
- liù六chǐ尺zhī之tuō托entrusted with raising a deceased friend's orphan
- liù六chǐ尺zhī之tuō讬solemn trust of caring for a young orphan
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What does 六根清静 mean?
六根清静 (liù gēn qīng jìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be pure in mind and body, free from all worldly desires and temptations; to have achieved a state of spiritual tranquility”.
How do you pronounce 六根清静?
六根清静 is pronounced liù gēn qīng jìng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 六根清静 literally mean?
Literally, 六根清静 means “six roots pure and tranquil”. It is used to mean “to be pure in mind and body, free from all worldly desires and temptations; to have achieved a state of spiritual tranquility”.
What is the Chinese definition of 六根清静?
六根：佛家语，指眼、耳、鼻、舌、身、意。佛家以达到远离烦恼的境界为六根清静。比喻已没有任何欲念。