2. "Dingli" is the Buddhist language. The core or general program of the twelve Buddhist classics is "abstinence, determination and wisdom". Discipline is discipline, determination is meditation, and wisdom is wisdom. Buddhist practitioners must "follow the rules, make wisdom according to the rules, and judge doubts according to the wisdom" in order to "show the truth and become equal." "Ding" is the center of Buddhism. Some Buddhists said: "Ding in a broad sense refers not only to meditation, but also to the cultivation of people's concentration. People with concentration have strong mindfulness, such as clear water, no waves, no change with logistics, no change with the situation, openness and selflessness, and people with concentration are pure, if they don't move, they are not confused by illusions and are not confused. It can be seen that the concentration of Buddhist practitioners is very important to whether they can achieve positive results.
Now "determination" generally refers to grasping one's willpower. For example, "although he suddenly encountered this unexpected situation, he was quite determined, did not panic, and calmly responded."