Tam Tự Kinh - Bài 1 #hoamai

The book talks about four main points. The first point, the person is from the Baan Thien family, the Tung Can family, Tung Vien family, the Kau Bach family, the Ngai Thien family, the Chi Dao family, and the Quy Di Chuyen family. The second point, the person is a new born, the Thien family is very good, and the original family is similar. The habits are different, For reference, humans after birth are all carnivores. Carnivores are all very similar, not much different. When they grow up, because of different circumstances, different places to learn, in good human circumstances, they will become good. In bad human circumstances, they will easily deteriorate. That is the original way of birth. If you don't give them the right education at that time, so they can learn bad habits, their good nature will gradually deteriorate. The most important teaching method is to be consistent. You can't stop when you need to, so you can help them complete their learning. Reading books. The opening of the Three-Character Sutra uses 18 short words. The ultimate purpose of the thousand-year-old classics of Nyoza has been revealed by chance. Six words, nhân, chi, sơ, tính, bản, thiện, clearly show Nyoza's awareness of the nature of human beings who are lost. Then there are 12 words, tính, tương, cận, tập, tương, viễn, cầu, bất, giáo, tính, nãi, thiên, which clearly shows the basic purpose of Nyoza's education from the beginning. The essence of education is to preserve and preserve the good nature of human beings. Because human nature at birth is good, human beings are like each other, similar in nature. But due to different circumstances of birth, faced with different people and objects, the contact and influence are too different, even very far apart. If one does not accept the education, cầu, bất, giáo, and the influence of the afterlife, one will gradually lose one's nature, even go in the direction of evil that one does not know, tính, nãi, thiên. Of course, the last six words say that education must always be persistent, cannot give up halfway. After understanding the purpose and importance of education, the next lesson will turn into a practical example, the foundation of the Three-Character Sutra. References Chú Sứ-Tam Hoạ Once upon a time, in a small village in Nghĩa Hưng, there was a young man named Chú Sứ. His parents passed away early when he was young, no one taught him. He was born with a gentle temperament, but often used his strong body to fight and cause trouble in the village. He did not do any evil. People in the village saw him as a vicious old man, always avoiding him. One day, when he was walking on the street, he saw a group of people talking about something. He hurried to hear the noise. Many people were silent and dispersed. Chú Sứ felt very strange, and immediately asked an old man, What are you talking about? The old man was so scared that he said, In our village, there are three types. The first is that there is a tiger in Nam Sơn Mountain that eats human flesh. The second is under the bridge of Trường Kiều. Trường Kiều has a dragon. They killed a lot of people. Without waiting for the old woman to finish speaking, Chú Sứ shouted loudly, Is it a tiger or a dragon? What are you afraid of? Let me destroy them. He said and immediately turned around and ran away. Chú Sứ ran to Nam Sơn Mountain. After a day of searching, he also found the tiger eating the other person's flesh. In front of the tiger, he jumped up, sent the tiger on his back, clenched his fists to the head of the tiger and killed the tiger. Then he ran under the bridge of Trường Kiều, jumped into the river to kill the dragon. Chú Sứ was under the water with the dragon, killed for 3 days and 3 nights, and finally killed the dragon. People in the village saw Chú Sứ did not return. They thought he was eaten by a tiger or a dragon, so they fried him, beat him, and ate him. Unexpectedly, Chú Sứ returned. The villagers said they had killed the tiger. They congratulated each other. At this time, he realized that he was one of the three. Chú Sứ felt very ashamed and guilty for his daily wrongdoings, so people saw him as a monster. So he decided to change, to be a new person. Later, he worked as a teacher, tried to teach, and finally he became a high-ranking official and did a lot of good things for the people. It seems that people are all kind. Chú Sứ lost his parents early, no one taught him, so he was polluted by the polluted by the polluted polluted We will have three questions 1. If you were Chú Sứ, how would you feel when you realized that the villagers thought you were a monster? 2. How did Chú Sứ destroy the third monster, which was himself? 3. How did you react when others criticized you? We have finished the first lesson. See you in the second lesson.