淺析《佛光菜根譚》（貪瞋‧感情‧是非〉之名及其情緒之論

佛光山人間佛教研究院在其官網上說到，星雲法師畢生致力人間佛教推動，改變傳統佛教消極避世的形象，發揮指導人生，積極入世關懷的宗教功能，將佛法具體實踐於生活的運用中；《佛光菜根譚》正是星雲法師弟子整理法師言行的智慧法語，可作為一般人生活上修行的依歸。世人在生活上，容易因七情六欲起煩惱，陷溺其中，由貪瞋癡根本煩惱而起的諸多隨煩惱，即是影響人身心甚劇的負面情緒，故對於情緒的管理，乃修身養性之重點，自古為諸多哲人所關注，亦各自提出觀念理論，而《佛光菜根譚：貪瞋˙感情˙是非》中提及諸多關乎情緒見解與修行之道，值得世人好好思量踐行。惟根本煩惱與隨煩惱眾多之內容亦因佛家不同經典而複雜歧異，故本文採儒釋道所說之七情與貪瞋癡三毒為主要類別，試先由「貪瞋˙感情˙是非」論其名與情緒之關聯，再從169則法語歸納與情緒類別的對應，而後以情緒之由來、情緒之利與害、情緒對治之方，一探其情緒相關論述。

The Fo Guang Shan Institute of Humanistic Buddhism stated on its official website that Master Hsing Yun has dedicated his life to promoting Humanistic Buddhism, changing the passive image of traditional Buddhism and playing a religious role in guiding life, actively caring for the world, and specifically practicing Buddhism in daily life; ''Fo Guang Cai Gen Tan'' is the wisdom of Master Xingyun's disciples who organizes the Master's words and deeds, and can be used as a reference for ordinary people's life practice. In life, people are prone to worry and indulgence due to emotions and desires. Many of the worries caused by the basic worries of greed, hatred, and delusion are negative emotions that have a huge impact on people's body and mind. Therefore, the management of emotions is the focus of self-cultivation. Since ancient times, it has attracted the attention of many philosophers, who have also proposed concepts and theories. ''Fo Guang Cai Gen Tan: Greed, Hate, Emotion, Right and Wrong'' mentions many emotional insights and ways of practice, which are worthy of serious consideration and practice by the world. However, the content of fundamental worries and accompanying worries are also complicated and divergent due to different Buddhist scriptures. Therefore, this article uses the seven emotions and the three poisons of greed, anger, and ignorance as the main categories. Discussing the relationship between its name and emotion, and then summarizes the correspondence between 169 French words and emotion categories, and then explores its emotion-related discussions based on the origin of emotion, the benefits and harms of emotion, and the antidote to emotion.