How Did I Become a Buddha?

The enlightened one is the Buddha. Rather than some supreme god that everyone worships.

Returning to secular life is really a low-level thought. Isn't it good to become a Buddha and sit as an ancestor? Take control of the power of God! Women are your believers. It will also affect your drawing speed. Wait until you reach your peak. See all the mountains and small ones at a glance. What kind of woman are you looking at? What else is vulgar? Only a fool would choose. Normal people choose immortality. The power is boundless.

If you look at it well, you can see the setting of merits. Well, although Buddhism guides people to do good, it also hinders the eternal prosperity of humanity. If there are merits, there will be karma. How can we only talk about merits and not karma?

Never want a eunuch, never have a female protagonist, I'm so grateful, thank you to the author

People who read the title think that they will become Buddhas when they come up. Then there were sparks and lightning all the way. The result is a miserable little bottom class. No more patience.

I want to know if this book has a female protagonist? ?

Is it a real monk so far or a fake one? Isn't it some kind of happy Zen?

Confucianism cultivates righteousness, Taoism cultivates atmosphere, and Buddhism transforms grievances China's traditional culture has a long history. As the essence of traditional Chinese culture, Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism are always perfectly integrated in seemingly contradictory struggles. They are like three wonderful flowers, each showing its own splendor and complementing each other. Throughout the ages, many believed that the three complemented each other, and benevolent gentlemen of later generations also cultivated themselves and established themselves in this cultural atmosphere. The times are changing, how to behave and how to do things require us to explore and think. Throughout the wisdom of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, what enlightenment can each bring to us in life? To sum up, it means cultivating righteousness with Confucianism, cultivating righteousness with Taoism, and resolving grievances with Buddhism. 1. Confucianism maintains righteousness If you can describe the core idea of ​​Confucianism in one sentence, it is to do things with integrity, self-reflection, and be a moderate person. To do these two things, you need to have a righteous mind. What is righteousness? Wen Tianxiang said in "Song of Righteousness": "The heaven and earth have righteousness, which is mixed and endowed with manifolds. To people, it is said to be vast, and it is so abundant that it fills the sky." Righteousness in creation is the most powerful and strong energy that fills the heaven and earth; to people, righteousness is the upright, upright and unyielding energy. This is the meaning of Mencius' "Awe-inspiring Qi". He wrote: "I am good at cultivating my awe-inspiring Qi", "It is born from gathering righteousness, and it is not taken from righteousness." The "nurturing Qi" mentioned here is to cultivate spirit and personality. Specifically, it is to cultivate a sense of justice and cultivate the Buddhist method of dissolving grievances. Today's people are impetuous due to the high pressure in life. The impetuous heart makes people's negative emotions expand. Anger, jealousy, harshness, pickiness, care, and demanding often occupy people's hearts. Therefore, feelings of loss, despair, regret, chagrin, etc. Make everyone's brows filled with dark clouds. This kind of negative emotion can be summed up as resentment, which is the anger in "greed, anger, and ignorance". "The Theory of the Five Aggregates of the Mahayana" says: "What is anger? It means that doing harm to the nature of sentient beings and pleasures." "The Theory of Consciousness-only" says: "Angry is the nature of suffering and suffering, and it can hinder the absence of anger, unstable nature, and evil "Buddhism believes that resentment towards others or other things that go against one's wishes will cause mental effects such as heat, annoyance, and restlessness in the body and mind of all living beings, which is very harmful to the practice of Buddhism. Therefore, Buddhism regards anger as the enemy of spiritual practice. What is said about Buddhist practice is that anger is more harmful if it is towards others or society. Hatred caused by anger at others will lead to fights or killing each other. At the least, it will harm a family or a village, and at worst, it will cause the entire society and even the entire country to fall into disaster. Therefore, Volume 14 of "The Great Wisdom" says that anger is the most serious of the three poisons, has the deepest blame, and is also the most difficult to treat among all kinds of heart diseases. How to resolve the resentment in our hearts? Buddhism says to "see through and let go." See through what? "Diamond Sutra": "All conditioned phenomena are like bubbles in dreams, like dew, or like lightning. They should be viewed in this way." All phenomena composed of conditions are illusory, like bubbles in dreams, like dew and lightning. This is how we should view the world. When you are in pain, troubled and angry, you often hear advice from friends: "Look at it, life is just the same thing. You come into this world naked, and in the end, you leave this world naked again. You can't bring it with you in life, and you can't take it with you in death." Yes, empty, empty, empty, life is empty in the end. Not only is it empty, life is also full of impermanence. Just like a play without rehearsal, no one can predict what will happen next moment. If you are rich today, you may be in debt overnight; if you live in a temple today, you may be away from home tomorrow; if you have a happy family today, you may be separated tomorrow... Such things happen from time to time. Only when you see through the "empty" nature of life can you let go. What you let go of is selfishness, fame and gain, greed, anger, ignorance, and enjoyment of the five desires and six worlds, rather than letting go of everything. If a person gives up everything, what else can he have in his life? So we need to mention righteous thoughts, right conduct, right speech, right views, compassion, morality, good deeds, and diligence. If we don't mention these, what is the value and meaning of life? If you see through it and let it go, you will have nothing in your heart, let alone any resentment. "There is nothing in the beginning, so where is the dust?" Pure land lotus flowers are everywhere, without any worries. There is a saying in Zen Buddhism: "The great hermitage is hidden in the streets, the small hermitage is hidden in the mountains and forests." This means that the mind is not attached to anything, the body is not tied to anything, and no matter what environment we live in, we are free and at ease. The barren mountains and rivers, the poisonous insects and ferocious beasts cannot trouble you; the bustling hustle and bustle of the city, the comings and goings of people, cannot trouble you.

If you study the martial arts book left behind in the Buddhist world, your qualifications will be high... Volume 1: The blazing glass · The Arhat opens the way · The Bodhi Heavenly Chariot · The angry Buddha cuts off karma The Glaze is blazing · The Arhat opens the way · The Bodhi Heavenly Chariot · The holy power of destroying evil The glazed glaze is blazing · The Arhat opens the way · The Bodhi Heavenly Chariot · The Great Sun Soars br>Second volume: The glazed glass is blazing, the Arhat opens the way, the Tathagata has great compassion, the dragon destroys the world The glazed glass is blazing, the Arhat opens the way, the Tathagata opens the way, the Tathagata opens the way, the Tathagata opens the way, and the Tathagata opens the way.

When you write about cultivating Buddhism, you say that Buddhism has no power. When you write about cultivating Taoism, you say that Taoism has no power. You can't write any good books from the beginning?

This theme seems strangely familiar... "The Six-foot-long Golden Body" from My Heart is Flying? 😰

If you can become a Buddha if you know how to chant sutras, then you should just recite sutras when you have nothing else to do. There is no logic at all, and you are selling sheep over dogs.

Dear donors, is this monk serious? 🤔🤔🤔

It would be great if I transformed into Gatling Bodhisattva

Why is it that only the protagonist in this novel has merit and virtue in slaying demons and improving his cultivation? The same applies to the Buddhist scriptures. Because he created the Buddhist scriptures, he has certified that others will also have merits and virtues if they listen to him preaching the scriptures, right?

He's just a guy with a name, but he still upgrades to fight monsters

You can only read this book, not listen to it. Once you listen to it, you will be taught the scriptures.

There are about 40 chapters left and I haven't subscribed yet. What can I say about this book? It's just not fun enough to hurry up. Nothing exciting, just mediocre. There is no grand scene, it is more petty. It's a pity to throw away tasteless food. But I still hope the author will work hard!

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Whatever the hell, just finish the book. I'm still raising books and it's gone

It's short and weak, and it's over after just over 100.

I have just cleared away the true scriptures of Buddhism, and you actually want to practice Buddhism!

Is it really okay to plagiarize Da Feng's watchman like this? No copyright infringement? Don't copy so much. The more I look at it, the less I can accept it. The front is fine. Now this chapter is almost copied

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When will a Buddha preach the Self-Rejoicing Sutra?

I have lived with others in my previous life, so everything is no longer important.

No, the protagonist has not become a Buddha now. He was attracted by the title of the book, but the content is too different from what I imagined and I can't stand it 🤫

I have a question. Aren't Zhou Zu and the Song family half of the protagonist Bodhicitta? Are you just going to kill me and not take it back? I couldn't understand it but I was shocked! 🤔

As you look at it, you can tell that the author is stuck in a rut. If you write it out using a template, it will always be nondescript. I gave up this book. It's enough to treat it as food.

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