A Lot of Nonsense

The Buddhist scriptures say that ghosts have two characteristics: first, they are begging; second, they are fearful. The first beggar: The ghosts are in a very difficult situation. They are not engaged in production themselves, and their livelihood depends entirely on begging. Another characteristic of ghosts is their fear. Normally, we think ghosts are very scary, so when we think of ghosts with their green faces and fangs, and their claws and fangs, our hairs stand on end. Beings in the ghost realm are the same as those living in the ghost realm. They are found in every corner of the world, on sea, land, and in the air. They also live on the same plane as us humans. Why can they see us but we can't see them? This is because the karma of beings in the realm of ghosts is different from ours. The bodies of ghosts are made up of the four elements of earth, water, fire and wind. Just like the very thin clouds in the sky, their existence is neither invisible nor tangible to us. Therefore, we generally cannot see ghosts. Even if we occasionally see them, they are just a shadow passing by and disappearing in a flash. Therefore, people are half-confident about ghosts and are not sure of their existence. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.