Go to hell and SM play

Thank you for your question.

The crash gets caught.
The “act” of crashing a living thing
I still can't say good at my level of training.

I'm sorry for the answer that I'm not familiar with SM, but if exploration of the SM world leads to further deepening or growth of desires, I feel like I'm going in a different direction from the Buddha and the Pure Land.

It's probably not the side that crashes, but the side that mourns the crashed creature.

If something unsatisfying is reflected in action, then I think Buddhism is steering in the direction of getting to the bottom of the “true identity” of that fundamental hunger and thirst rather than “surpassing by pleasure through action.”

Hello.

I don't know much about “the world of SM” and “the sex industry,” but since they specialize in “going to hell,” I'll answer.

You're focusing specifically on “crushing” “pups for food sold in pet stores.” If you keep doing this, I think it's a nuance question about “going to hell” and not being able to meet your partner “in the next life.”

So, if you don't continue and stop it, will “going to hell” be spared?
I think that's different.

Humans are self-centered, hurt various things both physically and mentally, and try to do what they want. The general direction of those who end their lives with their backs on the Buddha's heart without self-centered reflection is “going to hell.” It's not limited to killing, but devouring more than necessary, trying to eliminate people centered on oneself, imagining that they are trying to tell lies... I don't have time to list them. It is Buddhism that human behavior in general has become an issue.

If I reflect on myself for “going to hell,” won't I stop “going to hell”?
That's different.
Is it a problem that can be solved by “explaining to Enma-sama when I went to hell”?
That's different, too.

The only way to avoid “going to hell” is to listen to the way to paradise.

I spend my whole life listening to the Buddha's story and the Dharma story, listening to it all the time.
If you “want to stay together forever in the next life,” please listen to the Dharma story with your “partner.”

This is not a question of the “sex industry” being “misunderstood” or understood. It's a question of how you deal with “going to hell” and how you deal with going to paradise.

Honganji Temple Webcast
https://broadcast.hongwanji.or.jp/

I read it.
Thank you for your question. I would like to express my sincere gratitude.
I also believe that there is such a desire in the human heart. Specifically, I think it is possible to feel this supreme excitement and pleasure by bullying and killing weak things and insects. There are times when I see young children getting pleasure by bullying and killing bugs, dogs, and cats while playing.

I think it's very important that you do that job. After all, I think there are people who are needed. There is no hierarchy of occupations, and it is not about discrimination or prejudice.

I also used to kill bugs and frogs when I was young. When I think back to it now, such thoughts and actions are murder, so it's a big crime. So I also committed that kind of killing, so the reward will always come back to me, so I went to hell too. Therefore, every time I remember it, I confess and repent for the crime of killing and other crimes that hurt people and things from the bottom of my heart, as I sincerely think of the Buddha and my ancestors. Then, I sincerely apologize to the creatures I have killed, and I will make a memorial service with all my heart so that they may be led by the Buddha. And let me pray that I myself will be saved by being led by the Buddha

Even though it's your job, killing living things is still a crime. Nonetheless, it may not be possible to refuse to do such a thing.
So why don't you sincerely confess to the Buddha and your ancestors that you have done such acts and repent. And why don't you apologize in your heart to the creatures you've killed and make a memorial service with all your heart so that they may be led by the Buddha?

We all have sinned, so we will be punished for our sins and go to hell.

Please sincerely repent of that crime, apologize, and try every day not to commit such a crime. Or please swear to Shinto Buddha and your ancestors not to commit a crime. Also, please believe in the Buddha by sincerely asking that you be led and saved by the Buddha.

I also sincerely pray to the Buddha that you will be saved by the Buddha from now on. Shishin Gassho Nanmu Amida Buddha Namu Amidabutsu

What we eat
Most of them had lives.
Because if you don't do that, you won't be able to live
They have no choice but to kill them in order to eat them.

You can live without a break or SM.
Killing lives for entertainment
I don't feel like it can't be helped.

Well, if it's a convincing reason
Will the crime of killing be lesser?

I don't think so.

Please make a memorial service for the crushed creatures.
if possible
If it's an edible creature, please eat it.

I'm surprised that there is such a service.
You're going to crush a living one, right?
If you do such useless killings on a daily basis, it seems like you'll be able to receive the ultimate M service in hell after death.
There's a lot of laughter at the end of the sentence, but how serious is the consultation?
Well, I have no choice but to pick up my own work, so please do your best.

　Hanpen Udon, I'm not saying anything about your work.
I'm telling you because they seem to be concerned about the next life and the world after.
That's not what I'm worried about. No one knows what will happen to you in the next life or the next. What you should worry about is after stepping on a creature. My answer is, please make a memorial service. Temples, shrines, etc. are fine in the form of religion you and the store you work for, so please do it regularly.
Sushi restaurants, crab restaurants, etc. are occasionally in the news, but they do fish memorial services, crab memorial services, etc., and serve prepared food to participants.
In my area, it's called an insect memorial service, and farmers held a memorial service in May to make a memorial service for killing insects with insecticides etc. in the process of cultivating crops, and prayed for a good harvest.
I think there are many occupations made up of killing living creatures. But isn't it going to have a big impact on the way you live your life whether or not you have the feeling of having a memorial service after that?