great opportunity (千載一遇) 천재일우의 겉뜻과 속뜻

I had a strong inner voice urging me to bring up this topic for several days So today I finally put it on the table Genius Irui Is it a Chinese idiom You don't need to do an internet search It's nothing special It is a phrase from a book written by ancient scholar discussing the 20 myths of the Gyeongguk It is rare to encounter a good myth even once in a thousand years This is a saying that comes from such a fable Today I have a feeling that I need to dig a little or two more shovels deeper than that story Idioms are old words that have been used for a long time That is why they have a unique vitality within them Opening up a part of your sealed brain if you catch it just right It might be a silver carp that brings prosperity and abundance Especially these words once caught and fumbled a bit their spines become clearly noticeable The hot veins feel like they're burning Well the first step of the idiom culture is to understand the meaning and pronunciation Music and rhythm meaning and sound Ten Thousand Silk and Jade Han Manna This term can also mean "releasing a cart" or "releasing a thread " It can also refer to the thread of a cart Step two is to try a literal translation Not a free translation Rare as a once-in-a-thousand-years event or a once-in-a-thousand-chance occurrence They are mostly interpreted that way It is used to mean a very difficult meeting or opportunity But the core of the word "jeom" clearly means " sore " and "jeomcha" means "to carry on a vehicle " It's often used when talking about a truck's carrying capacity But what connection could there between this extremely difficult opportunity to meet and the cart Here is a hidden miracle revealed Our flesh and body are the cart Our eternal burning cart is precisely the body If the idea does not advance by one step The vast ocean of Eastern wisdom I cannot open the classical door and enter However there are various kinds of vehicles on that chariot First there are many minerals Rocks clouds water and so on And there are plants as well There are all kinds of animals such as dogs cows and foxes Among the thousands of different forms of life A chariot is the human body But this is no ordinary matter The human body is originally the most balanced life form and other things are said to be imbalanced Therefore there is an old saying This is the saying of our ancestors: "The earth is the body and the water is the blood " The term "the correct balance" refers to this meaning The idea that a person's body is originally complete and that one can become a sage or a virtuous person by polishing it This is the idea that one can reach the great path of infinite development by moving beyond the wheel of samsara There is also the phrase "inshin nan-deok " which means it is difficult to obtain a human body Another interesting expression is "Mangguwuok " Mangin mangja geopokja manaru namu The sea turtle meets a wooden board That's what it means It originally was a hole in a large sea A holey floating log It was drifting aimlessly But deep in the ocean there lived a sea turtle This turtle is said to rise from the sea once every hundred years But that turtle the sea turtle happened to be drifting through the vast ocean through that large hole in the ring What is the probability that the head will stick out This rare and extraordinary opportunity has arisen which is a metaphor for us having received a human body That is what we all are This is a teaching of the Buddha from the ancient scripture known as the Udanavarga We are truly the ones who have seized the opportunity of a genius We must not waste this brief but precious opportunity And perhaps this day is the compression of his entire life Today has passed so there will be another tomorrow