Chapter 43: Seeing Unfairness, I Roar
When I’m scrolling through short videos, I often see many people saying extremely exaggerated things, which are particularly funny.
People who don’t even research the meaning of scriptures, and don’t even know what Buddha is.
They just open their mouths and say they are studying Buddhism and believe in Buddha.
Even more extreme, some claim they often see ghosts all over the room while reciting the Earth Store Sutra.
I’m truly speechless with this kind of person; isn’t this clearly blasphemy against Buddha?
Buddha himself said that Buddha has no form. Seeing even a Buddha Aspect is incorrect, let alone seeing ghosts!
Isn’t that clearly a sign of being obsessed with delusions? I’m completely convinced by such people.
They claim to be studying and cultivating Buddhism, yet they also claim to be scared after reciting scriptures.
What’s the point of reciting scriptures like this? Others tell you reciting scriptures will be good for you, bring you blessings, and that it’s a method to help you stabilize your thoughts.
But you, not only did your thoughts not stabilize, but they became even more chaotic than before.
What are you even cultivating?
This principle is very simple. If you can think of other things while reciting scriptures, or see other things, then you’re simply not focusing on reciting. If you truly focus and put all your thoughts into reciting, then what else could you possibly see? You might even forget about time.
If your thoughts can wander while reciting scriptures, it indicates a huge demonic obstacle, and it also means you doubt your own faith. Believing in anything in such a state will be detrimental rather than beneficial.
Recently, I’ve researched another method called entering a realm to treat illness, which means during meditation or in dreams, you project your consciousness into another space.
In that other space, you undergo repair and treatment. Although your body doesn’t move in reality, the sensations within the realm are very real.
Through this method, one can also help others with physical self-repair.
It’s similar to how if you feel sad in a dream and cry, you wake up to find you’ve actually cried, or if you dream of something frightening, you experience palpitations upon waking.
If this method can be utilized, then I believe it will have unexpected effects on some difficult-to-cure illnesses in humans.
Of course, this is just a theory of mine, and I haven’t actually tried it because I’m perfectly healthy.
It’s just that in that realm, I’ve learned a bit about mental power training, and often in my dreams, I attain enlightenment and comprehend many principles.
I rarely meditate, to be honest, I’m too lazy to meditate because I can spontaneously attain enlightenment while sleeping, which is a very free and comfortable state.
The human body and this universe have a special connection. For example, I had a severe injury on my leg, and when the weather is bad, I feel it, more accurately than the weather forecast.
Why is this? Scientifically, there are undoubtedly various explanations, but if you think about it carefully, one is your body, and the other is the external environment. No matter how scientific it is, this still seems a bit unscientific.
Actually, I think science is not a fixed principle, but a field of continuous exploration.
Our current perception of this universe is too weak. The human physical eye can only see about 4% to 5% of the world, and that’s a generous estimate.
The actual situation might be even less, not to mention the dark matter around us that we can’t see or touch, which is as numerous as the hairs on a cow and as abundant as stars, to an unbelievable degree.
If humans are intelligent and human science is great, then why are humans so foolish as to always mistake their imagination for reality?
Sometimes, I feel that the people confined in mental hospitals exhibit states that seem even more normal than ordinary people.
A buddy named Zhang San was riding his motorcycle when he was hit by an old man who ran a red light. Zhang San, being kind-hearted, helped the old man up and didn’t ask for compensation, but instead worried about the old man’s condition.
To his surprise, after the old man called his daughter, she, upon hearing her father had been in an accident, brought over thirty people and insisted Zhang San couldn’t leave.
Zhang San explained the situation clearly: the old man ran the red light and hit him. The traffic police also arrived and, after reviewing the surveillance footage, confirmed the old man was entirely at fault.
Under normal circumstances, who would say anything in such a situation?
Zhang San, having explained everything clearly, thought he should leave. Given the old man’s age, he decided not to demand compensation and let the matter go.
Guess what happened? The old man’s daughter acted like an idiot. As soon as she heard Zhang San was leaving, she refused, insisting Zhang San had to pay.
No matter how much Zhang San tried to explain, this woman was endless, throwing a tantrum.
In the end, the situation escalated to the police station.
No matter what, we have to be reasonable. After repeated confirmation, it was determined to be the old man’s responsibility, but the woman still wouldn’t accept it.
Finally, Zhang San had no choice but to pursue legal action to demand compensation from the other party.
At this point, the woman softened up, started playing the victim, talking about how difficult things were for the old man and pleading with Zhang San not to pursue the matter.
Zhang San, a true man, spoke up: “I gave you a chance, and you didn’t cherish it. I didn’t even ask you for compensation, yet you’re trying to extort me.”
“Nothing you say will work; everything will proceed according to legal procedures.”
Do you think this person is crazier than someone with a mental illness? They refuse to admit their own fault, and when the traffic police arrived, they should have admitted it, right? They didn’t. When they were taken to the police station, they should have admitted it, right? They still didn’t.
Isn’t this a classic case of trying to steal a chicken and ending up losing the rice? They were in the wrong from the start, and when others didn’t pursue it, they became aggressive.
Is this something an ordinary person would do?
People like this who are self-righteous are everywhere nowadays.
There was also a father and daughter taking a taxi who acted similarly. Upon arrival, they refused to get out of the car, insisting the driver should get out and get their belongings for them, claiming it was his duty.
The taxi driver called the police, but it was useless. They just sat in his car, eating and urinating, it’s unclear how they’ve managed to live this long.
We can say the driver couldn’t do anything about the two of them, but if an uncle came, would he indulge them?
The father and daughter were happily presented with a pair of large silver bracelets and were detained for a week.
Does that feel good now? Satisfied?
I find these kinds of idiots are now outrageously common. Everywhere they go, it’s as if everyone owes them money.
They act as if everyone is their father and should indulge them. Even a dog wouldn’t do something like this, but humans do.
You pay ten or so dollars for a taxi ride; you’re not hiring a private driver for your family, so why act so entitled and put on such a show?
It’s only because we have a harmonious society now that these two were saved. If it were in the past, any good man seeing this would have given them a couple of flying kicks and then, having done a good deed, left without a trace.
If Big Brother hadn’t cultivated the Dao before, and if kicking people didn’t cost money, honestly, I could have knocked out seven or eight like this in a day.
I’m not bragging; acting chivalrously and righteously has always been my dream since I was young.
What I loved doing most in the past was hearing about injustice and then taking action.
