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I'm wondering whether to become a monk or change jobs

I want to attain enlightenment without feeling the value of happiness (working as an office worker and creating a good family), which is commonly referred to in the world.

However, in my current job, I'm wondering if I should become a monk or change jobs because I tell lies every day in order to get results and live my life (breaking the precepts of false language).

I've been doing door-to-door sales since 2015/10. At the current company, all the people who are able to make a living from this job

I tell many lies on a daily basis, such as “Everyone in the houses around here is buying it.” I'm telling similar lies in order to get results.

If you tell a lie, you will break the commandment of indecent words, and you will never reach enlightenment. There is a dilemma that if you don't tell lies, you won't get results, so you won't be able to live in this job.

It's a job I originally chose from the desire to “be able to take time off freely,” so there's no problem with changing jobs at all, but I'm wondering if I can handle secular work without lying in the first place.

If you are forced to lie in a secular job, I think it would be better to become a monk and go into the path of ascetic practice.

Also, there are aspects where people lie for the sake of life, but other than that, they sometimes lie in order to look good because of their own weakness of heart.

Even if we don't become a monk first, should we keep the precepts while doing secular work and make further efforts not to commit misdeeds? Thank you for reading to the end.

3 Zen Responses

Undying world law, such as lotus zaisui

Being steeped in the laws of the world
Like being in lotus water
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Lotus flowers are in the mud and are not stained with mud.
Lotus flowers only bloom in the mud, and they don't dislike mud.
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Lotus is enlightenment
Public law, mud is in this world
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Precisely because we put ourselves in a world of 800 lies
You can attain enlightenment.

How to be saved even if you don't become a monk

Buddhism probably doesn't teach about being saved and not saved by being a monk or staying at home. If you don't feel comfortable telling lies in your current job, you should sell it by conveying the appeal of that product without lying.
Even if you're told to always lie, that doesn't matter.
If there is a problem with the structure of the company itself, you can also consider changing jobs.

Being a monk does not guarantee a life. Seeking enlightenment is enough, even while working from home.

Many people, even monks, have other jobs and practice Buddhism in the secular world. I'm one of them, and I'm looking for a way to get along well.

A real monk rather than a cosplay monk

Hello. It is serialized on Facebook by chewing it up so that even hippos can understand specific ways to open enlightenment
I'm Kakumoto Tange called Joe Satori Aniki, and the chairman of the “All Japan Mackerel and Pacific Saury Association.”
It contains basic antics, so I don't understand it when someone who is mean to read it, but in terms of content, it's far more matomo than the fake Zen monks and fake bosses around here. It explains enlightenment without specifically mystifying it.

By the way, this is today's article (partially revised)
How to open this week's enlightenment
[Before Mitsuo]

“Your heart is beautiful when you think beautiful things are beautiful”

... Maybe, but Mitsuo was a great Buddhist scholar, but he didn't understand it.
For humans
I have a heart before I thought “something beautiful” or “beautiful.”
There is a world before you know it with your head.
Knowing this place and living there is enlightenment.
It means always living the “meeting head” before causing likes and dislikes about things and partners.
(Originally, this is the case when it comes to things, everyone has no likes or dislikes at the time they first meet)
There is a feeling that it is just like that before I get my own thoughts in between.
Living in a state where you met before likes and dislikes is Zen enlightenment.
The fact of meeting someone is always right around the corner.
There is now a certain present before I think about it.
You should feel “there.”
When you meet “there,” your mind becomes enlightened.
This is the primary meaning of Zen.
You'll also learn that enlightenment is nothing special. Joe Satoshi Aniki
Om (Omega) it's a famous sentence.
... well, it's a great value premiere where, depending on the person, if you read it, you can attain enlightenment for free. Don't say it yourself.
If you become a monk and attain enlightenment, all Bo-san who became a monk will be enlightened. You'd better stop asking that way.
However, in the Zen sect, enlightened monks are rare. The most popular celebrity monks are just people who aren't aware of their rhetoric.
It's about having someone who has properly enlightened explain the taste of enlightenment directly.
To become a monk = to wear a costume = to sow the seeds of Buddha for someone who has attained enlightenment with Fukuda's heart.
Inoue Tetsugen Roshi If you meditate with Inoue Nukudo Roshi, the rice paddies of your heart will also be
❝ It will be a good harvest (legal harvest) ❞.