It sounds like this. For a time, the Buddha traveled to unparalleled countries. By the river. Often on the fifteenth day. Speak the precepts sutra for all the ascetics. Buddha sits lonely. Silent for a long time. Ananda dressed up. Kneeling for a long time and saying white. The Samana sat down. Happy to hear the Dharma. The World Honored One was silent. Ananda became white three times. It's midnight. It can be said that the precepts are sutra. The World Honored One said. Among the monks. Those who are dirty. The heart is evil and the actions are contrary to words and laws. The commandment of a good ascetic. Powerful and powerful. It's not something he can do if he's humble enough to do it. Purity and turbidity are contrary to each other. I won't say. Zunde Mulian. Stay focused. The eye of Tao is pure and clear. I see that there are things in his mind that are worth abandoning. Mulian immediately said it. This is not the place where a common man should sit. He refused to get up. He held his arm and said. You have no virtue. There are six evils in mind. How dare you use your stinking body. Sit on the seat of heavenly incense. You are an abandoned person. Not a Samana. Maudgalyana returned to the pure seat
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"Buddha Speaks of the Eight Virtues of the Sea" helped me understand the principles of life. Just like the sea, we should have a broad mind and not be troubled by the world. At the same time, we must also keep our hearts pure and free from the erosion of evil thoughts. This book also reminded me of the kind and tolerant people around me, who are like the sea, giving people warmth and strength. I think this is a very enlightening book and worth reading.
"Buddha Speaks of the Eight Virtues of the Sea" helped me understand the principles of life. Just like the sea, we should have a broad mind and not be troubled by the world. At the same time, we must also keep our hearts pure and free from the erosion of evil thoughts. This book also reminded me of the kind and tolerant people around me, who are like the sea, giving people warmth and strength. I think this is a very enlightening book and worth reading.