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What do you mean, "see a thousand in the dust and see the end in a blink of an eye"?
"See a thousand things in the dust and eternity in an instant" is a Buddhist proverb, which means that you can see the vast world in small things and the eternal history in an instant. It expresses the Buddhist thought that "everything has life and everything is related", emphasizing that tiny things also have infinite value and significance, reminding people to cherish the present and understand the eternity of time.
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