Do good to everyone, not careless in a little karma

# There are many animals in this world.

If we accidentally deal with the Blessed One even a little bit, it will be very heavy karma. Look with the naked eye, no see, inherently what he is. We believe that no one ever missteps, even ourselves.

There are stories to tell...

Luang Pu Chan, Samiyo, he sat in the way and saw the "Bodhisattva Fish," so he had to help before the villagers were screwed because he ate it!!

Many would wonder if the birth of a bodhisattva to become a Buddha, as stated in the Tripitaka, was real...Try to read this and consider it with your accumulated intelligence and wisdom.

The incident in Nakhon Phanom Province at Srithep Praditaram Temple by "Luang Pu Chan Khumiyo," he said:

One night, while he was meditating, a vision appeared in the meditation...It is a picture of a dry puddle, in which there are six fish, three doctors, three catfish struggling.

Luang Pu Chan therefore determined the mind to ask if it was a fate couple, a fate couple, a debt collection, right?

Those fish replied,

"We are bodhisattvas, born as fish for asceticism, but the stream of karma has been saved by Mr. Boon Suwan Exhibition, trapped in a puddle in a banana plantation behind the temple. Now the water is drying up. If you die before you lose the opportunity!!"

Luang Pu Chan asked why he appeared in his concentration network.

Those Bodhisattva fish replied,

"We pray that with the merit of persevering to desire Buddhism in the future, let us appear in the network of the precepts who were before in the past, and appear in your network of concentration."

At first, Luang Pu Chan thought it was a vision, so Maya prayed repeatedly that

"If it's a vision, Maya asks to be extinguished...If it is a real vision, may these fish pray to the Buddha to be heard. "

It turned out that when they finished praying, the fish prayed to the Buddha, "Namo Tassa, Bhagavato, Arahto, Samma Sam, Buddha," three ends each to six.

You heard it, so you promised to help.

In the morning, King Grandfather Chan gave alms to the house of Yom Upathak. That day, the daughter of Yom Upathak came to exhort him. Before going to another house, King Grandfather Chan told the girl that after the morning of the meal, he would take a large bowl of water to him at the temple.

After that, the girl took the water pan to the temple as King Pu Chan had ordered. When he arrived, he said to put modest water and ask for six fish with Mr. Boon, who were trapped in a puddle in a banana plantation next to the temple (the girl knew Mr. Boon to help), and told him that no matter what, he had to bring the fish.

When the girl arrived, she found Mr. Boon, who said that Luang Pu Chan asked for six fish locked in a banana plantation, three fish, three catfish.

Mr. Boon was surprised, but he said that he did not know if he had any fish, and he went to the banana plantation. When he reached the rabbit at the end of the plantation, he realized that he had been looking for fish and had actually been trapped, but for a long time he had forgotten, and hurried to see the jar in the middle of the banana...It turned out that there were six fish, according to King Grandfather Chan, and they caught the fish for the girl, and they went to the temple.

When Mr. Boon helped see the King, Grandfather Chan said that his grandfather was good at knowing that there were fish in the lock.

His grandfather Chan said he wasn't good...These fish are good at being able to telepathically ask for your help.

Fortunately, I haven't taken it to cook because it will suffer the whole family!!

Then Luang Pu Chan made holy water for the fish and prayed that the fish would be safe, able to continue its life expectancy, and then released it to the Mekong River.

Surprisingly, when the fish is released into the water, instead of rushing back and jumping above the water three times, as if to salute the king and then disappear.

Boonnark Sintao