Greedy and ignorant people are slow to doubt, and believing in Buddhism itself is also greedy and ignorant! what do you think?

For example, if a wise man tells you a direction and says that that direction is freedom, will you go in that direction?

If you go in that direction, then this behavior itself is limited, and this itself is not free.

So is the wise man right? Is the wise man free or not? Is he pointing in the right direction?

Only those who have actually walked will know.

Buddhism itself is a guide, and walking is not perfect.

When you are free, you don't think about the way you walk. You even have to abandon the road you have traveled and stay away from the finger that guides you and helps you until you can't see the precious finger.

When you are free, you won't stay next to freedom forever, so you will be even less free. After you are truly free, you are free no matter where you are.

At this time, you will tell other poor people who are not free what freedom is, how beautiful it is, how to get it, how to go, and even there is another shortcut or other long road that suits you.

But in any case, the process is necessary.

Just like someone told you that there is something in the sky called the moon, he showed it to you. You see his hand first, then look up. When you look up, you will see a lot of scenery, and then you will see the moon.

But if you think that person's finger is the moon itself and blame him for not being bright and beautiful, you not only lose the opportunity to see the moon, but also can't see what the finger itself really wants to express. How sad, how crying.

Greed, ignorance and suspicion are bad habits, which are not good in themselves and need to be pointed out. But it is understandable that a Buddhist has not become a Buddha. It is perfectly normal that he is insatiable and knows nothing about Buddhism itself. He who longs for freedom will never be free. But it's good. At the very least, he knew he shouldn't. Although he tried hard, he didn't do it.