写真
Leave the rest to my mother! ??Increase the self-affirmation of the XNUMX-year-old eldest daughter with a help note! ｜ Nyamusanchi's daily life
If you write the contents roughly
I wonder, but it takes patience to watch over (sweat)
After all, I'm a mother who follows me a little.
Nyamu (@nyamsan_chi), a 4-year-old girl Chi-chan's mom, this time Chi-chan started ... → Continue reading
Mama Square
"Mama Square" is filled with daily thoughts such as troubles, worries, fun, relaxed feelings, and things that we solved in this way.
I would be happy if it could be a clue to solving troubles to everyone reading it, empathy and hints for childcare
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patience
patience(Nintai,English: patience) Means pain, spiciness,SadnessEtc.To endure..For example, even if you do something that is inconvenient to youviolenceTypicalRevengeOrEscapismDo not do it.The power to endure is called "patience", and having patience is called "patience".
Patience isFour virtuesIt is said to be one of.
類 義 語
Represents enduranceIdiomHave the following:
etc.
In addition, 慣用 句Some of the things that have the meaning of patience are as follows.
- Kill insects
- Be patient with the tantrum
- Close your eyes
- Be patient with negligence and don't blame
- Swallow tears
- To hold back regret
忍辱
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BuddhismTo endure various hardships and persecution from others忍辱(Garlic, Pali: khanti, Sanskrit: Kshanti).Also, repairing this line of humiliation is called humiliation Pāramitā.Six honeyIt is counted as one of.Currently, "garlicIt is said that this humiliation was the etymology of what is called.
Kenji Kasahara describes khanti as a wide variety of manifold receptivities in Dharma-saṃgraha, and lists the following three.[1].
- Dharma-nidhyāna-kṣāntir-The inclusion of seeing the law (Dharma)
- duḥkhā dhivā sanā-kṣān tiḥ-Inclusive of enduring suffering (Ducca)
- paropakāra-dharma-kṣāntiś-ceti --Inclusiveness by supporting others (doing good)
footnote
- ^ Kenji Kasahara (1885), F Max Müller and H Wenzel, ed., The Dharma-samgraha: an ancient collection of Buddhist technical terms, Section 107
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