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2011年10月5日,苹果前CEO乔布斯丢下了世界上最残缺但最时尚的苹果,离开了我们。迄今为止,据说有3个苹果改变着世界:亚当和夏娃在伊甸园偷吃了苹果,人类由此诞生;牛顿躺在树下被掉落的果砸中脑袋,发现了万有引力定律,为近代工程学奠定了基础;乔布斯把咬了一口的苹果抛给世界,引发了一场席卷全球的电脑、手机、传媒、营销革命。乔布斯信奉佛教禅宗,但他是个“非主流”信徒。因为他只注重禅宗的静虑和直觉,而非真正的佛法修行。如果要真实地走进乔布斯的内心与精神,我们必须从他年轻时的美国背景、他的朋友、禅宗对他的影响入手。否则,绕开这些,我们找到的只能是无本之木、无源之水。
October 5, 2011, former Apple CEO Steve Jobs left the world’s most disruptive but most fashionable apple, left us. So far, three apples are said to have changed the world: Adam and Eve stole the apple in the Garden of Eden, and the birth of mankind; Newton lying in the tree was dropped fruit hit the head and found the law of universal gravitation for modern engineering Laid the foundation; Jobs bite the apple thrown to the world, triggered a sweeping global computer, mobile phone, media, marketing revolution. Jobs believes in Buddhist Zen, but he is a “non-mainstream” believer. Because he focuses only on the meditation and intuition of Zen, not on the actual Dharma practice. If we want to truly walk into the heart and spirit of Steve Jobs, we must start from the American background when he was young, his friend and Zen influence on him. Otherwise, bypassing these, we can only find the woodless, passive water.