As what sinweiy has said "随缘 also mean to be contented."
But content about what? Abt the facts that I am suffering or I am
in samsara or anything?
quote:-
Contentment refers to the neuro-physiological experience of
satisfaction and being at ease in one's situation, bodymind (cf. John
Money[1]),
body, and/or mind.
In Yoga
(Yoga Sutras of
Patanjali), movement or positions,
breathing practices, and concentration, as well as the yamas and
niyamas, can contribute to contentment (santosha).
In a Buddhist sense, it
is the freedom from anxiety, want or need. Contentment is the goal
behind all goals because once achieved there is nothing to seek
until it is lost. A living system cannot maintain contentment for
very long as complete balance and harmony of forces means death.
Living systems are a complex dance of forces which find a stability
far from balance. Any attainment of balance is quickly met by
rising pain which ends the momentary experience of satisfaction or
contentment achieved. Buddha's task was
to find the solution to this never ending descent into
dissatisfaction or Dukkha. The buddhist faith is based on the
belief that he succeeded. Most religions have some form of eternal
bliss or heaven as their apparent goal often contrasted with
eternal torment or dissatisfactions.
The source of all mentally created dissatisfactions appears
to stem from the ability to compare and contrast experiences and
find reality as one is living it to be less than ideal. The
solution is to seek out ways to either make experienced reality
conform to the ideal or to lower expectations to the level of the
experienced. When one can live in the moment with expectations in
harmony with experiences one has achieved the greatest mental
contentment possible. Variants of this pursuit are found in all
religions and manifest in many forms of meditation and prayerful
devotions.
学会知足, 我们才能快乐. 知足常乐
先秦·李耳《老子》：“祸莫大于不知足，咎莫大于欲得，故知足之足常足矣。”