Humans are a mass of hypocrisy and evil

Worship

What is the root of hypocrisy
・I want to look good about myself
・I want to be evaluated
There is a lie
This in itself is also a misconduct
Misdeeds = Annoyance

“The nature of the human mind is evil”
This is interesting
I don't think I'm off

However, in order to walk the path leading to enlightenment
You must control that evil hidden in your heart
This is Buddhism

More than anything else than doing good things
Be sure to know the evil and weak parts of your heart
If there are a lot of people around you who only do bad things like that, stay away from there
If you live like that, before you know it, it will change to an honest and peaceful life
I can live my own super fun life in the true sense of the word

What if everyone were like that
Something like anger too
You must have thought that was stupid

That's how we all control evil
I want the world to be fun for everyone
I hope so and I always pray

Gassho

Nagi Kirihora

This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is my humble answer to the question.

The essence of all things and things, including the human mind and body, is that they are “empty,” and they do not exist as entities; in other words, good and evil do not exist as entities.

However, even if it is said that there is no substance, it does not mean that there is nothing, and it is explained that the mind, body, good, and evil are established for the time being as “good luck.”

“Good fortune” means “it is made up of dependence on others,” and “it is made up of dependency on others,” and in simple terms, for example, “there is a result depending on causation (cause and condition).”

Both hypocrisy and evil are possible for the time being depending on such causation, but if that causation can be changed somehow, hypocrisy will also become good, and evil will also become good.

There are many explanations in Buddhism about how to change that cause and effect for the better.

The biggest cause of our confusion and suffering is “ignorance” (ignorance that does not know the fundamental truth). Therefore, due to the condition of worry, acts caused by that affliction, and bad work, they lost their way and suffered as a result.

Therefore, it is necessary to eliminate hesitation and suffering by treating “ignorance,” which is the cause of hesitation and suffering, according to the development of Buddhist wisdom, acts of good fortune (good deeds, merit, convenient acts), and the conditions of good work, as a cause of “bodhi heart” as a strong desire to aim for enlightenment.

By all means, I would be grateful if you would be more interested in Buddhism from now on, and I would be grateful if you could continue your studies.

I pray for good deeds.

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho

Nice to meet you. I also read the previous question.
What you say “enlightened” is something that many people know.
Buddha taught me thousands of years ago that life is suffering, and that I am the cause of suffering.
Even being born is a pain.
How would you like to live in the midst of that suffering?
It's hypocrisy, or rather, the Jodo Shinshu explains that even if I really want to do something for people, it's for myself.
I have a self within me that I can't control, and I can't control it. This is evil from the Buddha's point of view because it is affliction.
There are Buddhas and gods like you who say, “If you don't eliminate all evil, you can't become a Buddha,” and “they are necessary for living, aren't they?” There is also a Buddha who recognizes it.
You are supported by the mass of hypocrisy and evil that you hate.
Work, protection, food, light, land, and education.
If you can throw it away and live by arranging everything yourself, let's appeal out loud.
I think the meaning is different depending on whether you accept hypocrisy or evil as it is, or if you accept it for people.

Regarding the activities of entertainers in response to the recent Kumamoto earthquake, I thought “hypocrisy over bad”, which someone at KATTUN said, was a term that got the point.

I think goodness is born out of hypocrisy. Or rather, even if you do good, you can't be perceived as such, so I think it's important to do something about the world because it's okay to look at it from above.

When I think about the mass of evil, I think people have both Buddha nature and malignancy. I think there is a god of good and a god of evil in my heart.

Hypocrisy and a mass of evil are extreme arguments, and I don't think that's necessarily the case. It has the properties of both good and evil, but I think the basic one is the nature of good. I think malignancy comes out in order to live, to take revenge for some reason, etc., and I think they also do hypocrisy as part of the art of shuseijutsu.

So, my view is that the basics are a mass of good.

A newborn baby just cries afterwards.

If you have an unsatisfied or unrequited thirst due to how you spend your time from there,
Before I knew it, it became hypocritical and evil.
It's not about existence itself; it's a work done in an environment called Shaba.
I feel that way.

I learned about the food chain in science,
Whether it's a blob of evil, there's a 100% chance that you'll die.
When the meat is burned, it becomes bone, returns to the soil, and becomes a nutrient for flowers.
Bees and insects come to suck the nectar from the flowers.
Bees and insects can be eaten by frogs and snakes.
Snakes and harps are targeted by birds, and birds are targeted by humans.
Humans are bad too, but other animals and plants also eat others for their own convenience.
Without being aware of hypocrisy and evil, beings other than humans have repeatedly eaten the weak and the strong without knowing such words.

Humans aren't stupid either.
People from the olden days have already written in sutras.
“Five Muddy Evils: Clusters of Seas”
The living beings of Shaba connect lives while killing each other.
How beautiful it is to help. A world where people kick others and kill them in order to live.
Even if you only input such scenery or imprint it over and over again, the pain won't go away.
So I thought people might have a different point of view.

If humans were the only ones to notice hypocrisy or evil, what would they do?
If you see the flame of a bad heart, do you try to put it out?
Or do you just pretend not to look at it and let it burn into your own heart too?

Will you end up walking through characters that criticize someone else's affairs that you define as much, much worse?
Why don't you try changing the environment by using mercy as if it were your own, saying you can't do it as it is?

Do you simply want to incite the bad side and make them repeat the same thing
Do you want to get rid of this vicious cycle and get them out of this vicious cycle?

Mercy is not for people.
It takes time, but it goes around and comes back as a positive wish that was placed on it.
It may have been difficult to create your own environment with the time you've spent until now,

Hypocrisy is superior, mass of evil is superior.
The environment will change depending on who you meet in the future.
There may have been a lot of difficult circumstances, but from now on.

Hello to Nagi Kiridou.

That's right.
It is precisely because they are aware that they are dirty people, and that is why even small flowers are moved and joyful.
Rather than lamenting that it's dark, I have to turn on my own light.

To my favorite Miyazaki anime “White Laughter in the Sky”
“Let's take root in the soil and live with the wind, let's go through the winter with the seeds and sing spring with the birds”
There is a line that Sita says.
The joy of being moved by a moment of nature in a dirty human society. Life in the countryside is difficult for me, too, but there are times when I feel happy when I am with nature.

The reason you can't enjoy that joy is because you're still young. It would be a waste to start lamenting now. Kiridou Nagi-kun (lol)

Gassho

Don't skimp on being bossy when you don't know what good is.
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Hello ♡
What do you mean by goodness?
It's probably nothing but my own justice, self-righteousness, and what I think is good.
I don't like that from other people. I understand it very well. But if you blame it or complain in the thank you section, you're on the same level ♡
What was the result of imposing your self-righteousness on us?
Just yell at the boy. Raise your middle finger, Monk Fuckinclay Temple!
No one is saved by Itachi's Last Fart, but it won't be a Tsuki 9 drama or movie.
In the first place, that act isn't good either, is it?
In other words, your thoughts are simply “possessed by false good or evil.” So a contradiction has arisen.
Before questioning whether others' actions are good or hypocritical, take a look at your own actions.
“OH, this world is hypocritical and evil!” Machine gun, da da da!
As a result, suicide bombings were carried out due to the imposition of one's own self-righteousness. Chudon.
It is this self-centered and exclusionary view of right and wrong that you are right and your opponent is wrong is now leading the world to war.
It's a self-centered way of looking at things. It's called the idea of relativity and futanism; it's nonsense in the Gakkai world.
It's fine. It's an SOS state that everyone falls into. Everyone has experience.
In fact, there was no answer to the question, and it would be frustrating if you weren't satisfied with our answers.
That is the vision that only I have right = Gakki Vision.
You're just looking at things in vain. Let go of self-deprecation. If you read it calmly, why was I so cool? You'd think so.
Did you have any difficulties? The way of looking at things under such circumstances is the opposite of the Buddha's right view. The unique and self-righteous human vision of humans by humans is neither true goodness, nor justice.
Let's also reread the remarks in the thank you section. There is nothing but hesitation and anger.
Unique goodness and selfish justice are not good. Anger and hesitation are born, and neither myself nor my partner can be saved.
Please don't worry. There is true goodness.
First, ask the next question.
Where will good be born if “humans overflow on Earth and eat up all living things”?
If you don't have an answer, it's ten years too early to speak good.
First, let's reflect on our self-righteousness and apologize to the monks.
This is the first step in leaving your self-righteousness and awakening to true goodness.

Good evening. It's been a while since I saw a question that aroused youth. That's great, you should be honest with yourself.
But I don't have confidence. I don't have enough confidence to want to ask for consent from an unknown boy. That's why I write the same thing as the question in response to the answers I get.
Also, I'm not sure if I want them to keep watching it from now on. I trust the other person... I know they trust “it will be conveyed” as long as they don't write it, but I wonder if they will continue to trust us and ask questions.
However, I'm worried about your feet. The monks responded in various ways, so you were able to write your own arguments again in the “thank you” column. If there were zero responses, nothing would be written in the “thank you” column, right? In your words, you are “barking at what you want to say, taking advantage of the monks' hypocrisy and rhetoric.” Are your feet okay?
So, if possible, why don't you show me the process that led you to this kind of idea (I'm sure you have actual experience). One of the “right things” is to “look at others and things correctly,” so why don't we show off ourselves before creating a character image of “I wonder if this guy is this kind of person”?