Meanings
- uncountableAbsence of adornment.
Millet is a cheap grain, signifying plainness and nonadornment, the simplicity of experience in itself, without pretense and artificial rationalization.
2001, Thomas F. Cleary, Classics of Buddhism and Zen, page 545
Origin
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