What does the righteous life in Buddhism mean?

"Life" refers to life as well as people's daily life. The so-called positive life means that you have to live a just and "Buddhist" life that conforms to Buddhist teachings and abides by Buddhist precepts. Stay away from five kinds of "evil generates profit". The so-called evil life and good cultivation refer to all kinds of crooked ways that do not conform to Buddhist teachings, or gain benefits through various improper means to maintain life.

According to Buddhist scriptures, there are five kinds of evil life and good thoughts:

First, there are many kinds of frauds. It refers to violating Buddhist teachings and rules, awe the world with all kinds of strange shapes, and gain benefits.

Second, boast of your own advantages. It refers to showing off one's breath and showing off oneself everywhere in order to make others admire and admire oneself and gain benefits from it.

Third, be a leader and talk about good or bad luck as a means of survival.

Fourth, show your strength loudly. If a monk speaks loudly in front of others and shows his dignity, it is daunting and tries to gain benefits.

Fifth, touching. Persuade others to gain benefits with sweet words.

Buddhism believes that these five kinds of things done for the benefit are against Buddhist teachings. Those who seek benefits by these methods and make a living by it are wicked people. Indian Buddhism practices begging, so it is believed that only begging can maintain life and is the right way for monks to act according to law. However, this right life is just a leaky right life, that is, as Zaagama said, "Asking for food and clothing, bedding and soup when you are sick is not inferior to Dharma, but a right life, a common life, a leak, a gain." Only under the guidance of Buddhism and the four truths, that is, staying away from evil life on the basis of righteousness and mindfulness, can there be a positive life. That is to say, "that is to say, the disciples of the Holy One are thinking hard, gathering, destroying and thinking. They don't take pleasure in all bad lives, stick to them, don't commit crimes, don't go out of season, don't set restrictions, they are destined to be holy, die, don't leak, don't take them, and turn to the bitter side. " (Za Agama, Volume 28)