I heard that in ancient Egypt there was a patron saint named Anubis, who was responsible for weighing the Scales of Judgment - placing the Feather of Truth on one end of the scale and the heart of the deceased on the other side. If the heart is lighter than the feathers, then the person can become an immortal and associate with the gods; if the heart is heavier than the feathers, the person will be sent to hell and be devoured by the devil.
But in our country, China, there is no such scale. The Tao is that under the Bodhi tree, all living beings enjoy the shade, enjoying the goodwill and the fragrance of being born. The kindness of the Chinese nation is something that is infiltrated into people's bone marrow. It is a fragrant fragrance that will not be cut off after death.
However, in this world, we are contaminated by the six dusts and linger in the mortal world. When people step into it, it is like water and fire. There are monsters and monsters, and there are only a few fragrances. Sakyamuni was compassionate and ordered Avalokitesvara to use willow branches to spread the blessings in the jade mirror vase to the world. The nectar fell into the world, absorbing the aura of heaven and earth, absorbing the essence of the sun and the moon, and going through three lives of hardships, finally transformed into a human form and turned into his last wish.