He sat outside the wall of a kindergarten and listened to the children inside reading the Three Character Sutra aloud. "When humans are born, their natures are inherently good. They are similar in nature. If you don't teach, your nature will change. The way to teach is to be specialized..." "When humans are born, their natures are inherently good..." There is confusion and ridicule in the vicissitudes of the voice. This is a task that he must do every day, like a loyal believer, rain or shine. If a person cannot control his desires, what is the difference between him and an animal? Would you shoot a person for killing an animal? ——————D
There is a beast living inside everyone. If you lock it, you are a human being; if you cannot lock it, you are a beast.
He's asking you for help, lock that door, or kill that beast