What does the first frost mean?

The meaning of frost first is as follows:

The first frost refers to one of the 24 solar terms. Every year around June 23rd 10 in Gregorian calendar, the first frost solar term means that the weather is getting colder and the first frost appears. It is the last solar term in autumn, which also means that winter is about to begin.

At this time, the first frost generally appears in the Yellow River basin, and most areas are busy planting crops such as three wheat. Health care is particularly important in the first frost season. There is a folk proverb that "it is better to make up the first frost once a year", which shows the influence of this solar term on people.

The meaning of the first frost:

The original meaning of first frost's self-cultivation is to prohibit the persistence and delusion of acquired consciousness to the phase, actively break through the shielding and bondage of the relative consciousness of things, enter the color and image environment in good faith and good governance from the phase environment, pay attention to the generation and harvest of kidney water and heart fire fluid in the body, and prevent freezing injury. So fire is afraid of cold, and liquid is afraid of cold. This is the key to grasp the use of internal strength at the same time.

Health preservation refers to the "just right time" to be in harmony with the weather and to be in harmony with man and nature. In the culture of self-cultivation, it is the transformation of essence and energy in the body from collection to storage. The practice of dharma and heaven should enter a process of close integration with dharma and earth. This is a key point, that is, law, heaven and law should be applied at the same time, and the theme should be law and land. Observing nature and cultivating oneself, the changes of animals and plants on the earth change synchronously with the changes of the energy of heaven, and begin to enter a dormant period; The harmony of human beings should be synchronized accordingly.