[The governor of Dongchang, who has overwhelming power in the country, is attacked by a Buddhist monk with six impure roots] (originally called "The Pride")
Money money money, power power power.
Everyone knows that Jiang He, a nine-thousand-year-old man from Dongchang, is extremely powerful and wealthy, and he is a murderous eunuch without batting an eyelid.
But although his reputation is poisonous, his heart is bitter.
Having money and power will not allow him to do whatever he wants, nor will it buy him a free life.
The Jokhang Emperor was obsessed with Buddhism and wanted to build a Buddhist temple for himself. He also named the Jade Buddha in the Huguo Temple.
Jiang He was already struggling just to raise money to build the temple, and he also had to steal the lifeblood of the monks.
Unexpectedly, the holy monk of Huguo Temple said, "If the donor is willing to go to Huguo Temple every day to study Buddhism together, this jade Buddha is not impossible to give."
Jiang He agreed without thinking.
Everyone in the world knows that the holy monk has no thoughts and forms, and his Dharma is profound. He always talks about Bodhisattva, but Jiang He always feels that there is something strange about this holy monk.
"I am a eunuch and you are a holy monk. We should not..."
"You have left the palace and I have returned to secular life, so we should..."
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Times have changed, and the emperor's favor is like flowing water. The tide rises and falls, and Jiang He's favor gradually fades.
Just when the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty demanded that the emperor be sidelined and eunuchs be punished, Luo'an said to him: "Where the Bodhisattva is, there are the disciples."
Jiang He originally didn't believe in Buddhism, but only believed in cause and effect. They shouldn't have had any intersection.
Unless someone identified him more than ten years ago.
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More than ten years ago, on the day Jiang He purified himself, his face was as white as paper, he sat slumped on a pile of withered grass, and his lower body was bleeding profusely.
At this time, a young novice monk had just seen the statue of Bodhisattva sitting on a lotus platform in the scripture. He closed the scripture and kowtowed three times to Jiang He.
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The four great vows of Mahayana Buddhism correspond to the four holy precepts:
The first is the truth of suffering, which we vow to save all sentient beings. The second is the truth of collection, which we vow to end. The third is the truth of path, which we vow to learn. The fourth is the truth of cessation, which is the supreme truth of Buddhahood and we vow to achieve it.
"You have sinned deeply and my six roots are impure. You deserve to be born in the same quilt and die in the same hole."
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Warning before reading:
The powerful official is attacked by × the holy monk (but returned to secular life); the sincerity of the dead × the selfishness of the saint
1V1, HE, double clean, one has blood on his hands, the other has a ghost in his heart, don't like to enter with caution.
The character's three views do not represent the author's three views
Intention: Be dedicated to kindness and be a good person
