✅📌How to extinguish the cause of hell (a staple that should end every time)

How to extinguish the cause of hell (a staple that should end every time)

Manifesting hell alone without pointing out the way may only be the use of fear, but the core of the teaching is to "change the cause to change the effect," because hell in Buddhism is the occurrence of the cause, the decay and the psychology.

There are 3 triangular steps to the exit.

1) Precept. Closing the door.

The precept is the basis for organizing the body and the verbal, to prevent actions that result in "karma," a major centrifugal force that pulls the mind down to low ground.

• Mechanisms, precepts cut the cycle of oppression, causing the mind to reach a state of "carpool" (no carpool).

• The preservation of canon 5 firmly closes the current door. If practiced as a "canon" (a canon pleasing to God), it will permanently close the door.

2) Concentration, vitalization, passion

Concentration acts as a tool to deal with passions that do not have the strength to transcend the heart and spread to physical and verbal wrongdoing.

• The mechanism temporarily acts as a "wig," or a passion, like a stone on grass.

• When the mind is focused, it is bright, according to the Buddhist expression, "When the mind is not sad, it is hopeful." Concentration is a temple or a shelter, not to burn the current hellfire.

3) Wisdom, the dismantling of the structures of the world.

This is the most decisive solution, because it destroys the "transcendence" at the root of pity.

• The mechanism of introspection to see the "trinity" is vanity, every anutta in this body and mind.

• Anistries, when wisdom sees the truth, there is a withdrawal of "preconceived"; when adherence is extinguished, the "world" is extinguished; when the world is extinguished, there is no "nation"; when there is no birth, the terrain that supports hell's birth is completely destroyed.

Reference list

• Sutton Pika, Angkut, Panjnibat (January 22)

• Sutton Pika, the sect of the Buddha (M.M.12)

• Sutton, the Buddha, the story of the paragraph (Nim.16)

• Sutton Pithak, a sect, a sect (Khut.25)

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