This book explains the fate and causal relationship in the world. After reading it, people can feel more deeply that the law of cause and effect is the eternal truth that "retribution for good and evil follows like a shadow, you take it yourself, and you are not happy at all."
The author uses a large amount of space in this book to reveal people's confusion, helplessness, and infinite pain in today's society. With the purpose of promoting the "truth, goodness, and beauty" of human nature, the author has created several representative characters. The conduct of these characters all stems from the virtue of "human nature is inherently good".
"Question: It is said in the Buddhist scriptures that when a male's bardo body enters the womb, he will have craving for his mother and he will have anger towards his father. When a female's bardo body enters the womb, he will have craving for his father and will get angry towards his mother. Even though this is true, what is the basis for it?
Answer: The basis is the different orientations of the tire shape. The male fetus faces the mother and faces away from the father, while the female fetus faces the father and faces away from the mother. Since the mind of love and anger is different, the orientation of the body is also different. "The Chu Fei Sutra" says: "If it is a boy, squat on the right side of the mother's belly, cover his face with both hands, and face the mother's back." If it is a girl, squat on the left side of the mother's body, cover her face with her hands, and turn her back to the mother's back. '" —Excerpted from "The Madness of the Sea of Desire" in vernacular, Volume 3: Catechism, Differences in Pregnancy (Twelve Questions and Twelve Answers)
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