Check for sure before "Amen." Be careful of being tricked into buying merit.✨🥰

📣 Lesson from the News: Make sure to check before "Amen," beware of faith that lacks wisdom, will waste money and waste time!

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From the news of the "Chao Daban Village" that is a hot topic, we see that the need for dependence can easily become a gap for saints to exploit.

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Achieving righteousness is not as easy as online shopping, and there are no shortcuts to pay for a lot of money so that ourselves and our loved ones are not victimized. Let's take a look at the "world cult check list":

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✅ 1. Shortcuts are not real: The essence of Buddhism is self-training (precepts, concentration, wisdom). It takes time and perseverance. Whoever says that there is a "simple, quick" way, or just do this ceremony and achieve it, doubt that it is "fake."

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✅ 2. Focus on money rather than dharma: If dharma becomes marketing, there is an excess of money solicitation, create strange materials to sell, or say that the more you pay, the more you get the more merit, this is a red alarm!

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✅ 3. Distorted Teachings, Unverifiable: Try to teach something alienated from the Tripitaka, claim special communication with above that others cannot prove, and often resent when questioned.

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✅ 4. Create a closed society. Separate us from the family: Try to get us cut off from the outside world. Say that the unbeliever is the devil. Obstruct good deeds. Make us isolated to make it easier to control.

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✅ 5. Leaders act superhuman: boast of miraculous powers rather than teaching people to diminish their passions. Good spiritual leaders should be humble, not intimidating.

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Conclusion: Faith is good, but there must always be "wisdom." Don't let the desire to achieve justice so quickly become a victim of those who take religion for a living.

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