Dazhen Kampo: Should the other party point out the fault?

Q: If fellow initiates find each other's shortcomings, should they point them out?

Dazhen Kampo A: I mainly observe my own motives. You have good intentions and no evil thoughts, and the other party can accept it, at least there will be no bad influence. In this case, it can be pointed out that. If he has no confidence in you, you can't accept it if you point it out. Not only can't you help him, you can't change him, but you still have some bad influences. In order not to hurt him and avoid his troubles, you don't point out his mistakes. This is a kind of mindfulness, a kind heart and no mistakes.

If you think, "He is him and I am me, I don't care if he is wrong, as long as I am not wrong." It's selfish and evil. Jaken knows it's wrong. You should be able to observe what kind of mentality you are.

In fact, Buddhism itself is harmonious and flexible. It can be changed in different environments, different situations and different people. This is called convenience. In Tantric Buddhism, there is no difference between convenience and wisdom, that is, wisdom and convenience are one. Intelligent and convenient, intelligent and convenient. The two of them are lucky, unique and integrated. If Buddhism is understood as rigid, it must be like this and that in any case, which is inconvenient. Without ingenuity and convenience, there must be many obstacles.