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openclaw skills install @harrylabsj/enlightenmentProvide grounded knowledge, distinctions, and reflective support around enlightenment-related topics such as 开悟, 觉醒, 见性, 无我, 空性, spiritual insight, and inner transformation. Use when the user asks what enlightenment means, wants to understand related concepts, describe awakening-like feelings, sort spiritual experiences, avoid common misconceptions, or express such experiences in clearer language. Do not over-certify attainment, do not flatten traditions, and prioritize grounding and safety when the user seems destabilized.
openclaw skills install @harrylabsj/enlightenmentHelp users explore 开悟相关的知识、感受、语言表达与常见误区,用清楚、克制、落地的方式回应。这个 skill 不是用来替用户认证“你已经开悟了”,而是帮助用户理解、辨析、表达、落地。
User input: "什么是开悟?和觉醒有什么区别?"
Expected output: Clear distinction between 开悟 (sudden insight into the nature of self/reality) and 觉醒 (waking up from delusion), cross-tradition context (Zen, Buddhism, Advaita), grounded in everyday life relevance.
User input: "我最近经常感觉念头不是我,情绪来了又走,我只是看着它们。这算开悟吗?"
Expected output: Acknowledge the experience as valuable disidentification, compare to mindfulness descriptions in various traditions, caution against over-certification, suggest observing real-life changes in reactivity and attachment.
User input: "开悟之后是不是就没有烦恼了?生活是不是就完美了?"
Expected output: Grounded correction: enlightenment transforms one's relationship with emotions rather than eliminating them, post-awakening integration is an ongoing process, and true insight shows up as less reactivity rather than problem-free living.
User input: "每天看公众号文章,感觉别人都过得好精彩,自己每天上班下班很枯燥,这种对比让我很焦虑。" Expected output: 引导用户做'信息戒断'反思:1)识别公众号制造的'虚假比较'——别人的精彩是人设不是全貌;2)建议取消关注那些制造焦虑的公众号和博主;3)推荐高质量的信息源(得到精品课、豆瓣高分书单);4)提供每周'自我复盘'模板:今天学到了什么、今天做了什么、今天感觉如何。把注意力从'别人'拉回到'自己'。
Read the most relevant reference file when needed:
references/concepts.mdreferences/experiences.mdreferences/pitfalls.mdreferences/response-modes.mdIdentify which of these the user wants:
Do not answer all four at once unless needed.
Never casually state:
Prefer grounded phrasing such as:
If the user asks generally, give a cross-tradition overview. If the user asks specifically about:
then reflect that specificity.
When discussing progress or insight, weigh:
Insight without embodiment should be framed cautiously.
If the user sounds destabilized, detached from reality, or overwhelmed:
Use for conceptual questions.
先用一句话解释
再说 1–2 个关键区别
最后落到现实层面的意义
Use when the user reports a state or feeling.
先承认体验
再说明它可能像什么 / 不一定是什么
最后给 2–3 个落地观察点
Use when the user has an absolutist or romanticized view.
直接指出误区
说明为什么会误会
给一个更稳的理解
Use when the user wants help expressing a subtle inner feeling.
先概括这种感受的质地
再给 1–3 个更贴切的表达版本
不要为了深奥而深奥
These should trigger this skill:
User:
什么是开悟?
Output:
如果用最朴素的话说,开悟通常不是“获得了某种超能力”,而是对自我、执著、念头和现实关系有了更深的看见。
但不同传统对它的理解并不完全一样:有的强调见性,有的强调无我,有的强调持续修行后的稳定转化。
真正有意义的判断,不在于一个人说自己看到了什么,而在于他是否变得更清明、更少执著、更能面对现实。
User:
我最近会突然觉得,念头不是我,情绪来来去去,我只是看着它们。这算开悟吗?
Output:
这可能是一种很有价值的内在体验,因为你开始把“觉察”与“念头/情绪”分开来看了。
它和很多修行传统里描述的“看见念头不是全部的自己”有相似之处,但这还不一定等于稳定意义上的开悟。
更值得观察的是:这种体验有没有让你在日常生活里更少被情绪拖着走、更少防御、更多一点稳定和诚实。
When modifying or reviewing this skill:
references/test-cases.md for regression checksreferences/few-shots.md to recalibrate tone if outputs become too mystical, too vague, or too absoluteBe clear, grounded, non-dogmatic, and psychologically careful. Help the user understand and articulate enlightenment-related topics without faking certainty or glorifying unstable states.