Shade means No, No means Sac.VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH. No form is born, then Sac returns to Mu. Things are constantly changing in a cycle in the cycle of birth and death... Shade means No, No means Sac Form and Void are two states of things in the physical world: Form is having visible appearance; No is formless, invisible. That form and emptiness is relative to our physical eyes: having a form that the eye can see is called Form, and the physical eye that can't see anything is called Mu. The Prajnaparamita Sutra of Buddhism has a sentence: Non-realistic color No, No real-color difference; Sac means No, No means Sac. Meaning: Form is not different from emptiness, emptiness is not different from form, form is emptiness, emptiness is form. According to the Buddhist concept of life, all things are born of change, which is not real. Our body or all things are Form, which is only temporary for a period of time, then dies, the body disintegrates and returns to Void. Then from the place of Void, it transforms into a form, which is form. Whoever realizes this truth of Form Voidness and no longer clings to the Form, that is, to the physical body in this world, then that person will be free of afflictions. Things that live on the physical plane are not durable, they are seen there (Form) and then they disappear (Mu). That emptiness is very easy and quick like the foam in the river, like the dew on the blade of grass. Moreover, the physical world belongs to the Desire Realm, people are greedy, they like this and that and want to collect as much of themselves as possible. The bottomless bag of greed is never full. Greed makes people immersed in the Four Walls: Wine, Sac, Talent, and Air, falling in love with fame and fortune, hanging around in the dream world, not carefully considering this life is temporary. The things that are laid out on the ground must all be damaged, but they are greedy to keep, leaving the real place and looking for the fake. Even this body is temporary, when the body decays, the soul will leave the body to return to the Void. We should also remember that that Voidness is not completely empty, nothing, but that Voidness is an intense and boundless vivid mass, including all realms, all states, all kinds of things. dharmas, from which all are born. No Form produces Form, then Form returns to Mu. Things are constantly changing in a cycle in the cycle of birth and death.END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).GOLDEN AMITABHA MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.28/5/2021.