From: Mahayana Buddhist Sutra Solemnness, Purity and Equality Consciousness collected by Xia Lianju Old Residence Association during the Republic of China.
Explanation:
Be good at protecting your mouth and don't ridicule others: keep your mouth clean and don't make four mistakes. Don't lie, don't get tongue-tied, don't hate your mouth, and don't swear' refers to lying and deceiving people. Two tongues mean gossiping, swearing means swearing, and saying hurtful words means rhetoric.
Good at protecting the body. Don't break the law: "Law" is a commandment. To sum up, the commandments are' don't kill, don't steal, and don't commit adultery', which are the three important commandments of body karma. Etiquette is politeness and dignity, that is, politeness, etiquette, not rudeness.
Be good at protecting your career. Cleanliness without dye: Buddhist disciples should always protect their cleanliness, which is the foundation of learning. This paragraph is a solemn self-nature, which belongs to self-nature, and we will talk about it later. People who study Buddhism often recite Buddhist scriptures and keep a pure heart. A pure heart is determination, and only determination can give birth to true wisdom! The first two belong to disciplines, and the last one belongs to permanent jobs. Abstinence from learning is the foundation of Buddhism.
Extended data:
Xia Lianju lay man (the year of birth and death is unknown, recorded in Phoenix. Com as: 1884- 1965), whose real names are Xia Jiquan, Pu Zhai and Qu Yuan. After middle age, he majored in online commerce and changed his name to Ju Lian, also known as Weng. Yuncheng, Shandong Province, was the eldest son of Xia, the magistrate of Yunnan in the Qing Dynasty. An outstanding Buddhist scholar and preacher in the 20th century is another great scholar at home after Yang Wuwei, Wang Longshu, Yuan Hongdao, Zhou Anshi and Peng.
Mahayana Sutra of Solemn, Pure and Equal was translated by an old Buddhist in Xia Lianju during the Republic of China, and collected five versions of the original text of Infinite Life Sutra in Han, Wei, Wu, Tang and Song Dynasties.
Pure land Sect is one of the three schools of Buddhism. The Pure Land Method is an incredible subtle method, which means that all good things belong to the same place, the quilts of three universes, and all saints gather together to cross three realms and climb four places. Among them, the Infinite Life Sutra is the first of the Pure Land Sutra. This sutra takes the reality as the body and expresses bodhicitta, and has always regarded Amitabha as the Sect. In the past, he was born in the pure land of bliss, and after three studies, he turned home.
Starting from 1946, Xia Lianju vowed to collect Dajing from 1932. In fifteen years, the manuscript has undergone ten revisions. In the early winter, Huang Nianzu lay man took pains to reprint thousands of copies in order to celebrate his mother's 60th birthday. My uncle Mei Guangxi, a layman, made a long preface to prepare Chen Huiji's life experience and the whole story. Father-in-law Xiao Longyou wrote a postscript. On the occasion of victory, Xia Lianju revised it, increasing the first 37 chapters to 48 chapters.
After the book was printed, I decided to add "teach bodhisattva and be an aunt;" These four sentences, "Always learn accordingly, and there is no limit to what you can do", were listed in the errata and became the final version.