🛑 The "canon" is the best risk management system of life.

🛑 "canon" is the best risk management system of life.

When the law of normality is mistaken for taboo and we unconsciously make life difficult,

In an age when the word "freedom" was raised as the highest value of life, choosing to do what one wants was seen as a fundamental human right, the word "canon" was gradually pushed out into areas of religion, temples, or the elderly rather than as a tool for modern working people.

Many people grow up with the idea that precepts are sets of taboos that narrow down life, rules that diminish fun, or things that need to be done to accumulate merit in the next world rather than the current quality of life.

But if you take off your religious glasses and wear the glasses of working people who face pressure, competition and uncertainty every day, you might find another reality:

"The precept is not a matter of doing good to go to heaven, but of not creating new problems for life to solve endlessly in this incarnation."

In reality, many problems in a person's life are not caused by bad luck or the outside world alone, but by our own decisions in moments of absent-mindedness, momentary emotion, or unchecked craving.

The precept is therefore not a matter of pressing self-rape, but of "cutting the cycle of damage" that humans often create with unconscious carelessness.

So this article wants to look at the precept in a new way as a life risk management system that makes life lighter, easier, and more powerful for life's really important things, such as growing up, creating value, and caring for the people we love.

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1) Precept is the preservation of the "normal value" of life.

The word "precept" is described as linked to the meaning of normality, or the determination of action.

If you look at science or management, you can see it more clearly.

* A healthy body is a body in equilibrium temperature.

* A computer system that works well is a system that does not Error often.

* Long-lasting machines are machines that do not work beyond the limit.

So is human life. A precept is a state in which our physical and verbal actions are at a "normal" level, not pushed by anger, greed, or obsession to do something that needs to be solved later.

Most problems in many people's lives are caused by absent-minded decisions, e.g.

* Get angry and talk so hard that you lose your long-term relationship.

* So greedy that the decision to invest or spend money goes wrong.

* Lost until destroying their own family or future

"Many problems in life are not unsolvable problems, but problems that need not be born in the first place."

So the precept is not to try to be superhuman, but to keep the base of life in a state that doesn't waste energy on our own solutions. When life doesn't have to extinguish the same fire, we have the power to create something new instead.

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2) Precept 5 as the Firewall of Life

If you translate the canon in a digital working language, canon 5 is comparable to a firewall or a system to prevent viruses from breaking down the life system. "Each is not forbidden, but is a chain of damage that often follows.

Article 1 does not encroach.

* Helps cut the cycle of violence, enemies, and revenge, because many conflicts start from hurting each other in one way or another.

* Life therefore does not have to live in paranoia or fear of reprisal afterwards.

Article 2 Not to steal or cheat.

* In the business world, trust is worth more than money because money can be rebuilt, but trust is easy to break and difficult to recover.

* Not cheating is not just moral, it is to maintain long-term life credit.

Article 3 No misconduct in a relationship.

* Broken relationships affect not just marriage, but work, mental health, and family stability.

* Many problems become the cause of chronic stress and destroy the structure of long-built life.

Article 4 No lie.

* Lies need to create a new story and remember what they said.

* But telling the truth uses less brain power and simplifies life because it doesn't have to create a simulated world in its head.

Article 5 does not cause sanity.

* Consciousness is the primary human control system. When consciousness is lost, mistakes are easy to make, and damage usually occurs for a short period of time, but leaves behind long-term consequences.

* Many events that change a person's life forever often occur on a night when one's consciousness is absent.

* Look carefully, each precept is a system to prevent "Crash" life from making a single missed decision.

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3) Tangible gain = mind that does not have to escape itself.

In Buddhist teachings, the effect of the canon is discussed in the manner of impatience, which, if translated in the modern working language, may be called the most invaluable mental return.

It's that feeling.

* Sleep without worrying about overlaps

* Don't be afraid of broken secrets

* Don't be afraid of the past coming back to hurt

Many people succeed in their jobs, but inside they are full of anxiety, knowing that something in the past might reverse trouble, while some may not be very rich or famous, but sleep well every night.

The peace of mind that results from not doing wrong is the energy reserve that gives us the strength to think, innovate and develop our lives, because when we do not have to wait for our own problems, we have the power to do really important things.

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4) A canon is a fence, not a cage.

Many mnemonics view the canon like a cage that limits life, but if one tries to change perspective, the canon can be like a house fence that blocks out dangerous areas.

The fence does not free us, but allows us to live in a safe space without fear of abyss.

The precepts do the same thing, blocking vulnerable areas so that we have a stable and long living space.

True freedom is not to do everything, but perhaps not to suffer the negative consequences of unnecessary actions.

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5) In a more complex world, simple living can be a new advantage.

Today's world is full of complexity, faster jobs, higher competition, more news, and increasing pressure every day.

"In a world where everything gets harder, keeping life simple can become a major advantage."

Keeping the precept is not to be outdated, but to choose not to increase the chaos of life. When others have to solve problems from their mistakes, we have the time and power to create new things. In a world where everyone is trying to run faster, those who reduce their mistakes may be the ones who go further.

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✨ Life gets easier when we stop making new problems for ourselves.

The world is chaotic enough today, so precepts are not just about religious people, but about people who choose not to add the variable of suffering to their lives.

As we cut off the cause of the problem one by one, life slowly returns to normal, and in that very normal way, simple happiness begins to appear.

Sometimes happiness is not about gaining anything, it can be about not having to solve anything, and that can be the most real form of freedom of life.

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