There was a story about an old woman. She was reciting the Name of the Buddha every day while she’s doing her sorting out beans. […] And then one day, there was a monk who passed by and saw her house was full of light. He visited her and told her, “Oh, you recite the names wrong. You have to recite like this, like that.” Then probably a mantra also. So from then on, she recited as the monk taught her. And then one day, the monk looked back and saw her house had no light. And he saw that she was very sad and very poor, poorer than before. […] So the monk said, “Sorry, sorry. OK, you go back. You recite the way you did before.” And she tried it. Immediately, the beans jumped again. […]
So people’s faith can move mountains and empty the ocean. […] If any of you monks and nuns don’t know anything at all, and don’t have samadhi in meditation, are going the wrong way, then please just keep trying to improve. […] Do not preach anything. If you don’t know anything, just please be quiet. Leave other people alone to find their own way, instead of being misled by you to miserable hell by wrong concepts and the wrong direction, led by the devil. […]
You can scold me, you can slander me as much as you want, like some of you did already. But you still have to pay for your false accusation in this life or/and in hell. Some of you saw the retribution already. Because you harm the reputation of a good spiritual devotee who has never harmed you. […]
If you don’t believe hell exists, the devil will prove it to you. Don’t wait until then; it will be too late for you. U-turn now. Recite the Buddha’s Name. Be vegan, be humble, be real, be truthful, and don’t lead people astray. Even if you are demons, you can be saved if you turn around. The Buddha also had many demons who helped Him. […]
