"The punishment of others is easy to see, the punishment of others is hard to see," returning to your heart before catching the guilt of others.
💛 the Dharma of "the punishment of others is easy to see, the punishment of others is hard to see."
1. Buddhist most direct diction
Prasanasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasas
Aswat, Saraswati, Ara, Hiss, Aswakya
Translation: When he focusses on others, he seizes them forever, his passion flourishes; he is far from exhausted.
Sut, Wotno, Pon Thutt.
Others' blames are easy to see. Their blames are hard to see.
= Like a husk, we scatter it easily, but like a grain of rice, we have to hide it.
2. Dharma Tales - Powder in the Eye with Log in the Eye
The Buddha likened that people often see small powder in other people's eyes, but do not see large logs in their own eyes.
We blame others, "He speaks very hard," but don't see that our hearts, who are angry and want to curse him back, are also strong.
? 3. Why do we like to mislead others?
In a way, it's called the ego defense mechanism.
• Missing others makes you feel better, smarter.
• It's easier than admitting, "We were wrong."
• The untrained heart will always flow outside to the outside.
Luang Grandpa Cha taught me briefly, but hurt, "Don't look at others, look at yourself."
🔥 4. How to come back and see yourself (practicable)
The Buddha did not give a pause for criticism, but to change the direction of viewing.
■ Step 1: Stop and ask.
Before you say to anyone, take a deep breath and ask yourself, "What is our heart like now? Are you angry, jealous, or wanting to overcome?"
■ Step 2: Use 3 Mirrors
When you see three disadvantages,
1. Do we have like him? - Maybe like that, but don't realize it.
2. Have we ever done like him? - In the past, have missed the same way.
3. If we are him, what to do? - Practice mercy
■ Step 3: Brief Prayer, Reminder
Before going to bed, consider: "Who is blaming today? What needs improvement?"
● The motto of the Buddhist father: "Be a lamp to yourself, not a spotlight to others."
Simply remember:
"He is to show us our hearts."
Every time you want to say to someone else, that's the warning sign that "passion in your heart is working." Hurry up and look at yourself.
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# Come back to see your own heart before catching the wrong person































































































