南禪朋友早安！
Good morning Nanchan friends!
Unambiguous cause and effect 2
We have
discussed the story of Zen Master Baizhang （百丈禪師）and the fox in
the book club,
In the reading club, I directly said that "it is impossible to say a
wrong sentence and have five hundred
lifetimes of karma.
"
Although this is intended to be good, people who preach the
scriptures should be warned to be careful, but such statements violate
the Dharma.
Say a wrong word and get retribution,
It should be explored why the Dharma is said wrongly, and what is
the person thinking?
Instead of just thinking about retribution, that is not the original
intention of Buddhism!
(As I mentioned in the previous post,
The content of the story can also be discussed whether it is a wrong
sentence or a lifetime of mistakes! )
Personally, I often feel that Buddhism has become a muddled
account book in the hands of the Chinese!
I don't know if the people who recorded these texts have thought
about how the torture of 500 lives is a way
to live?
What would happen if the person who wrote it thought of the day
when a 500-year-old person would turn into a fox?
It is impossible to be written by one
in a truly compassionate heart.
What's more, that's not what the
Buddha said.
These karma sayings passed down from generation to generation
by the Chinese have deeply
influenced the Chinese,
Is it time to reflect!
When the Dharma is correct, move
forward calmly.
Ban-Ji
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