Selective Remedies

I read it.
I understand your thoughts. I think that idea is also valid.
It may stop thinking, but we are all immature, and we are ignorant people who don't have anything in place at all.
Therefore, we are the ones who don't have the ability to truly understand and think.
If you look at it from the Buddha's point of view, I think we don't understand or even try to understand anything. That's probably because we're like an acorn being compared back to back. ,
Maybe they don't understand the truth unnecessarily because they think strangely. No one can accept it as it is, and that's why hesitation, worry, and suffering are born.
The Buddha never abandons us like that; he saves everything.
Please think carefully about the Buddha's heart is great mercy, and all sentient beings have Buddhism.

For example, a case where a baby who died before understanding Buddhism was reborn as a different creature.
I don't know what a dead baby will be reborn into.
You may become a Bodhisattva in the Pure Land of Paradise, or you may become a bug or fish.
Even in that case, merit (good influence) created by bereaved families and monks at memorial services or everyday ascetic practices is turned (good influence) for the baby's reincarnation, and a memorial service, in other words, support shooting for ascetic practices is performed.
Also, in the Jodo sect, people pray that the reincarnation of a baby will touch the light of Amitabha Buddha and pass away in the Pure Land of Paradise, and nenbutsu.
Depending on the denomination, there is also a way of thinking called ideology, and it is also possible to think that all life is connected by a deep psychological part called Araya wisdom, and in that case, it is easy to explain conversion.
Even if that's not the case, you can also think that if we increase good deeds in the world, it will go around and have a positive impact on the reincarnation of babies.
Therefore, when Buddhists practice or do good deeds, they make a wish to share their merits with others.
Also, there are cases where people make vows that if they become a Buddha (an excellent leader), they will save and lead others (when attaining Buddhism).

One of the Buddhist terms is “healing medicine.”
Just like the pharmacist in the title, someone who can see their worries and prescribe teachings is called a “Buddha.”

As for the question you asked, the story of Zhou Lihan Tokushita, also known as Pantaka, is famous, so it's probably easy to understand.
I became an apprentice to Buddha along with my excellent older brother, but since he was so foolish that I couldn't remember a single verse of teaching no matter how many months passed, I almost got kicked out of the cult by that older brother.
There, the Buddha appeared, handed over a piece of cloth, and ordered the cult to be cleaned along with the phrase “remove the dust and clean up the dirt.”
It's a story about how he realized that the dirt, dust, and grime that should be removed was dirt from his heart, and that it was Buddha's intention to remove it, and he completed his training.

Pantaka had difficulties with communication and memory, but the Buddha answered the question “How can Pantaka gain enlightenment?”
In addition to the teachable side's precept of “do what you are taught with all your heart,”
It's also a lesson on the teaching side of “giving medicine that the other party can swallow.”

Prescribing medicine that suits all of the handicaps in this world may be difficult for us ordinary people today, but the Buddha will surely accomplish it.
It is precisely because we believe so that we study the sutras, which are “Buddha's words.”

My daughter has a disability.
It often doesn't keep up with the conversation.
Isn't this unsaved? You might think so.
There is a parade of about 20 saints from a nearby facility.
Isn't everyone saved by their own guesses and settings? Apart from that assumption, I'm just walking there and that place happily now.
There are also people who wave their hands and turn them around.
Some people don't even understand that.
Nevertheless, as a life, as a person, it has fulfilled the state of that person at that time.
This is all a place called ✨.
How can you take a look at this, face this problem, and do something about it? is it scooped up? aren't they there? Let's say you ask the question.
Flowers are still blooming even if the fruit doesn't bear fruit.
Good for seeds, good for buds, good for buds, good for just before blooming, good for blooming, good for withering, even if they bloom well, that's it. Even if it didn't come to fruition, people are still dying today. I'm leaving. I had been breathing until a while ago without knowing it. Or he was breathing.
Were there enlightenment, nirvana, Buddha, sentient beings, lost, or not saved “now” above you? Mr Watson. ✨
Therein lies salvation.
“Is there any salvation for those people?”
If you look at it from the front, that's not it. It's hard for parents and families with children like that.
Nevertheless, they seek the best, the best heart, and aim for charity.
This is called Bodhi Heart in Buddhism.
“If you don't save a stone or space, you'll die!” and a bottom-up punch from the bottom of the bottom of my heart. Buddha's push up spirit Buddha wisdom giri!
Originally, there is something called salvation that has already been offered to everyone.
This is called attaining Buddhism. It's called now that it's still being purified. It is called pure and clean light.
You too should become a Jizo.
I want to save the heavenly world and the hell world as much as possible, and I aspire to provide them with as much salvation as possible. All you have to do is jump in and go to the world you want to live in. I want to save them! That feeling also gives birth to nice ideas. It can bring out good help and a nice smile. Originally, this comfort is nice ✨.
If you have a delicate and intelligent sense of pursuit like you, you will be able to create great wisdom that can save many people. Pain and comfort are the same even for people in the world who think they are unlucky or unlucky, or people who are out of the way. I want them to lead them to a better path together.