The last two sentences are: "If the world learns from me, it will be like entering the devil's way."

Wine and meat pass through the intestines, and the Buddha's heart remains. The Chinese words come from "Jigong Li Xiuyuan" by Daoji Zen Master (Jigong Living Buddha) "When meat and wine pass through the intestines, they remain in the heart of the Buddha. If people in the world imitate me, it will be like entering the devil's path."

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"When meat and wine pass through the intestines, they remain in the heart of the Buddha. "It has been widely circulated and has almost become the basis for common people and Buddhist practitioners who do not really know the Dharma to eat meat. If you see people practicing Buddhism eating vegetarian food, you will say why bother to persist. "The wine and meat pass through the intestines and remain in the heart of the Buddha."

This view confuses the saints, nature and virtue, and is a waste of time. Wrong views. Some people say: After wine and meat pass through the intestines, they remain in the heart of the Buddha. Is this statement correct? We must not misunderstand this sentence and regard this sentence as an excuse to kill animals and eat meat to satisfy our appetites.

The origin of "the wine and meat passed through the intestines, and the Buddha remained in the heart" was originally a tragic story. It tells the story of when Zhang Xianzhong of the Ming Dynasty attacked Yucheng, he stationed himself in a temple outside the city and forced the monks inside to eat meat. At that time, a monk named Poshan said, as long as you don't massacre the city after attacking it, I will eat meat. As a result, Zhang Xianzhong agreed to him. So Monk Poshan said this while eating. He broke the precept for the sake of the lives of thousands of people.

“Wine and meat pass through the intestines, and remain in the heart of the Buddha.” This sentence is widely circulated, but the world only knows this sentence by Jigong, but they don’t know that there is another sentence: “If the world imitates me, it will be like entering the devil’s path. ", "Those who learn from me will go to hell, and those who slander me will go to heaven." As a result, the above-mentioned fallacies have been spread to this day, causing bad reputations and causing great harm.

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