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What is the meaning of "nothing" in Buddhist scriptures?
Nothing is meaningless, everything is a phenomenon that the world is confused by the essential movement. The self-established false name is true, but the name is still false. What is the true meaning?

So the Buddha said, Sakyamuni: Buddhism is impossible, and Buddhism is illegal. How to use Buddhism when it is impossible to pay today?

The world calls the illusion produced by essential movement "existence", on the contrary, it is wrongly called "nothingness". This kind of nothingness is actually the pure vacuum state when the essence is inaction, that is, the realm of inaction and inaction of all Buddhas. Buddha is the essence, that is, the ontology of space.

The world's view of nothingness is meaningless, and the nothingness mentioned by the Buddha is a clean and unpolluted state when all the essence is motionless, which is what the Buddha called emptiness.

When essence moves rashly, the world thinks that essence is harmonious and creates something, but they don't know that all essence is neither increasing nor decreasing, and there is no real harmony. Therefore, everything is unreal and unusual like clouds, which is an illusion. This is the emptiness of sex.

Everything finally fell silent, but there was no truth, no truth, no people, no gains and losses. It's just that I'm obsessed with crazy hallucinations and feel that there are some things to give up, such as dreaming.