Bcat's actions are so amazing.
> Picking up trash and volunteering are charitable works, and the purpose is to save people in need and the environment.
So wouldn't it be better to have fun? On the other hand, if you do no good, there will be no love there, and it will be appropriate. What's more, I don't think it's something you're forced to do.
I'm talking about this.
According to the Buddhist worldview, the Ten Realms (Hell, Ghost, Beast, Shura, Man, Heaven, Shura, Shōmon, Enkaku, Bodhisattva, Buddha) represents our world in ten, and hell represents the worst situation. Why don't you use that kind of expression in everyday life when it's difficult? Also, the state of mind becomes “anger.”
Also, a hungry demon is, for example, a situation where you can't eat what you want to eat, and the heart is “devouring” (devouring: a heart that wants that too, a heart that wants this too). Animal life is like a disorder between men and women so that there are no boundaries, and the mind is expressed as “foolish.”
Shura fights. Each human being represents a “calm mind” and a world of action and mind.
Now, if you apply it to this story, for example, we clean public toilets so that they can be used cleanly and comfortably. That action (cleaning) is an act of a Bodhisattva for people. Incidentally, a bodhisattva means saving others while improving oneself.
Therefore, cleaning a toilet is a wonderful thing, but if you put your heart (thought) together and think so that people can use it comfortably, your actions are a Bodhisattva, and your heart is also a Bodhisattva.
However, the desire for someone to see the place being cleaned in this way, and the desire to be praised by people is already in the Fatal Realm and the Animal Realm.
It is ideal if the mind and action are the same, but if not, then bad results may also occur from those actions. This is because thoughts (thoughts) become reality in this world.
What kind of feelings (thoughts) you act with is important, and if it's a charity, I think the way you have a heart is even more important. Therefore, I think the results will be more effective by having fun doing it.
I think paramedics, firefighters, doctors, and nurses are also acting with top priority on saving lives at the scene, and it's no wonder. However, I think the desire to do that job was thought to be purely for people. And when people are helped, when they are saved, they honestly rejoice, and I think that makes them look forward to it.
Seeing good deeds as fun is not malicious.