Can you still see the immortal family when you convert to Buddhism?

If you convert to Buddhism, you can't see the immortal family, and you lose the three conversion precepts. There are times of conversion: in the past, Buddha was called a teacher and did not convert to evil spirits. From now on, call the law a teacher and don't convert to heretical classics. From now on, call monks teachers, and don't convert to heretics and villains. It can be seen that after converting to Buddhism, you will never see immortals again. When we worship, if we go to worship foxes, pythons and fairies, these are the talismans of the three converts. Those who worship these heretics lose their talismans in an instant.

This precept comes from Sakyamuni Buddha, and there is no precept outside. Buddhism is passed down from generation to generation by monks. Therefore, converting to Buddhist precepts is our capital to become a Buddha. No matter how good the practice is, it is also a blessing in the world without conversion and conversion to Buddhist precepts. He will not become a Buddha. So we must convert. However, this kind of immortal, if converted to the three treasures, can no longer worship. When you worship, you mean to convert, so it is easy to break the precepts.

Master Zhi Min, a Tantric Sect of Duobaojiang Temple, said that as long as respect is born, the precepts will be broken. So when a Buddhist visits a heretic, the precept of conversion is broken. Therefore, Buddhism is absolutely not allowed to worship heretics.

Because after studying Buddhism, I am a disciple of Buddhism and my status is different. Why do you want to worship Buddha and Bodhisattva? Because Buddha and Bodhisattva are our teachers, his image is our future image, and what he does is what we will do in the future. The fox, python and fairy you mentioned are all animal behaviors and images, which are easy to degenerate into animals. Foxes, pythons and immortals are all these things, and the Buddha will definitely not pick you up when he dies. But it's easy to call foxes, pythons and fairies to pick you up. Then where shall I take you? If you go to be its offspring, you will easily fall into that road.