There was a king in the past, and he set it on the method of numbers: Brahmins and others, which were suppressed and washed away in our country. When people get water, even if they are thrown away, they say this: "I won't wash it, the king will wash it."

There was a king in the past, and it was set in the number method: there were Brahmin , etc., in our country, to suppress and clean. Those who do not cleanse will drive away all kinds of hard labor. There was a Brahmin who caught a bath and washed it cleansed by false words. When people are trapped in water, even if they are thrown away, they will say this: "I will not wash it, the king will wash it by himself." Because of the king's intention, they use avoidance of the king's slaughter, and say that they are cleansed, but they will not wash it.

The same is true for ordinary people who have become monks. Shave your head and dye your clothes, destroy your ban inside, and pretend to keep the precepts, hoping to seek profit and support, and avoid the royal war. It looks like , the monk , and the real inside is false, like catching an empty bottle, but there is an external appearance.

neither want to bear the trouble of taking a bath, nor want to gain the benefits of Brahmins. Is this kind of idea of ​​getting something for nothing? Will everyone have more or less? Behind the glamorousness, there are more unknown efforts and hardships. Without going through the wind and rain, you will not be able to see the rainbow. By relying on cheating, the method of cheating can't be kept in the end. Not only can't get a good deal, but it will also end up being accused of cheating the world and stealing the reputation.

The process of practice is itself a blessing, and you must not be blinded by the final good results. The process of gaining inner peace itself is already the greatest wealth.