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Wu Le is a Chinese word pronounced w ú Le, which is interpreted as Buddhist. Buddhists say that the mind has nothing to do with all things, and there is no mind to do with, so it is called "no mind".

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Buddhist language. Buddhists say that the mind has nothing to do with all things, and there is no mind to do with, so it is called "no mind".

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"Five Lantern Festival yuan · taishanyou Zen master FASI · yangshanhuiji Zen master": "Liu Shiyu asked:" can I hear the intention of my heart? " The teacher said, "if you want your heart, you can't have it. If you don't have your heart, it's true."