After eating, the monk said, Wine and meat pass through the intestines, but the Buddha stays in his heart? . A monk who eats meat is called a broken mountain monk. The reason why he agreed to eat this kind of meat is entirely for the people in Yuzhou city. It was he who broke the precept that monks should not eat meat, which led to the emergence of some monks who ate meat and drank wine in later generations. The broken mountain monk was originally just an ordinary monk who lived in a temple outside Yuzhou with his other disciples. However, when Zhang led an army to Yuzhou, he did not choose to attack Yuzhou immediately, but lived in this temple with his own army.

We all know that Zhang was born in the rebellion. He is a person who only cares about his own enjoyment, and naturally there is no Buddha in his heart. Besides, he treats those who don't give in to him with a word? Kill! Zhang Zhongxian forced the monk to eat meat in order to have some fun for himself. At first, Buddhism didn't prohibit eating meat, but in the Southern Dynasties, Liang Wudi did it because he liked Buddhism and believed that Buddhism wouldn't kill anything? No meat as long as you are a Buddhist? The provisions of the. Since then, monks have stopped eating meat. But Zhang is a cruel guy. He just wants to embarrass others and make himself happy, so he deliberately gave the monk a bowl of meat.

At this time, the monk could have chosen not to eat, but Zhang said that if you didn't eat, when he turned around and attacked Yuzhou City, the whole city would be killed together. Everyone knows that Zhang is cruel. In every city he passed, innocent people died in vain. Therefore, in order to protect the people in Yuzhou city, the broken mountain monk can only choose to break the precepts and eat this bowl of meat. He believes that the Buddha will not blame himself for this.

After eating this bowl of meat, the broken mountain monk said, Wine and meat pass through the intestines, but the Buddha stays in his heart? It is also his thoughts that make his words passed down from generation to generation. Although the monk broke the Buddhist precepts, he saved the people of this city alone, which is the highest realm of Buddhist disciples.