Qingyang Temple liar fortune teller _ Qingyang Temple fortune teller

The man was too tired to work, so he went into the temple to steal incense and oil, claiming that he had the consent of the Bodhisattva. What happened?

Haha, Frodo is destiny takes a hand's man! Don't say this man is quite religious. Before stealing incense and oil money, he really consulted the Bodhisattva, and he really got the support of the Bodhisattva. Unfortunately, I finally met a group of police who didn't believe in Buddhism.

Case review:

Yin, who lives in Henan, once worked in a shoe factory in Jinjiang. A few months later, he resigned because he didn't like the job in the shoe factory and his salary was low. After resigning, Yin didn't find a new job, but did nothing all day, resulting in money in his pocket and soon became hungry.

One day in June, 1 1, hungry, he walked into a temple in Qingyang, thinking of finding some tributes to eat in the temple. Who knows, after entering the temple, Yin took the tribute and found that there was a merit box beside the altar, and there was no one around. So, while tidying up the food on the table, Yin put the money in the merit box into his pocket.

The following story makes people laugh and cry. After taking the money, Yin did not leave the temple immediately, but knelt before the Buddha very devoutly and kowtowed to him several times in a row, thanking him for his charity. At the same time, Yin knelt on the ground and threw out a "Buddha Cup" to ask the Buddha what he thought of this matter. -The result shows that the Buddha agreed with him.

After obtaining the Buddha's consent, Yin turned and left, and hitchhiked to his hometown overnight. Then the temple called the police and the police arrested Yin on his way home.

-After being arrested, the suspect complained that he had asked the Bodhisattva.

In the interrogation room, Yin said that he had asked the Bodhisattva when he took the money. At that time, the Bodhisattva gave him a wish, which meant that the Bodhisattva agreed.

At the same time, Yin not only did not reflect on the crimes he committed, but felt justified. He said that the Buddha blessed the predestined relationship, and this predestined relationship was him. At that time, he saw the word "Fang" written on the merit box. He thought the money was for saving people, so he took it.

The more eloquent Yin Yue said, no matter what happened in the process, when she walked out of the temple, she still stuck three sticks of incense at the gate and bowed down very piously. When he left, he specially put 380 yuan in a small bag, which was written to give to the right person.

Finally, Yin complained, "I am very angry. You (referring to Bodhisattva) put me in prison and earned more than two thousand yuan. "