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Humanity is in chaos, and the falsehood is rampant. The false priest is respected by the people. He has become a saint, and has become a place of worship. The priest does not practice Buddhism. All day long, he fights, explores the material world. He speaks nonsense, and makes people fall in love with him. Who knows that God is watching? When the truth is revealed, the result will come at any time. Why was the statue of Buddha still thrown into hell? In the story, Lạc Dương Ký wrote a story like this In the Western Nguyện period, at the pagoda of Lạc Dương There was a monk named Huệ Ninh who passed away He came back to life 7 days later Everyone was surprised and asked Huệ Ninh what had happened He replied that it was the King of Hell who had mistaken my name when he caught me Because I was still unconscious, I was taken to hell He also said that in the past 7 days, there were 5 other monks with him at the pagoda Normally, they also do a lot of things in the human world Such as carrying the name of the Buddha But the result was completely different The first monk was Trí Thánh from Báo Minh pagoda Throughout his life, he has devoted himself to meditation and martial arts The second monk was from Bác Nhã pagoda He was fascinated by the classics He was able to master the recitation of 40 sutras The King of Hell saw that both monks had devoted their lives to the path of meditation They did not have fame or fame So they were able to receive good results and enter heaven However, the third monk was Đà Mô Tối from Dung Giác pagoda He said that there are more than 1,000 people who follow him And he can read from the heart of the classics Hoang Nghiem classics and other books This monk seems to have a deep faith But everything he does is not visible to Hoang Nghiem Hoang Nghiem said that those who teach the classics always think that others are inferior to them They look at everything in an arrogant way For a monk, that is the most inappropriate behavior What we consider is whether you can or not Meditate, meditate, meditate It's not whether you can or not teach the classics Đà Mô Tối hurriedly explained Since Bần Tăng began to practice, he only likes to read the classics In the end, under the oppression of 10 black-clothed monks Đà Mô Tối was taken to a dark room in the northwest The fourth monk was Đạo Hoàng from Thiện Lâm pagoda He said that he had recited 10 Buddha statues throughout his life and taught them to the next four generations of masters His whole life he devoted himself to spreading Buddhism But Hoang Nghiem said Monks should focus on keeping the precepts They should not be attached to worldly affairs They should not be involved in the affairs of the world They should not do anything that is not auspicious He created 10 Buddha statues in his life But he wanted to borrow this way to gain the wealth of others His greed became stronger When greed was born it meant that the three poisons were not eliminated which meant that he had not yet attained enlightenment Therefore, Đạo Hoàng was also taken to a dark room The last monk was Bảo Minh from Linh Giác pagoda He first said that before he was a monk he had been a monk and built the Linh Giác pagoda Then he chose to give up his position to enter the path of enlightenment Hoang Nghiem was furious When he was a monk he often embezzled money, broke the law and did unethical things He borrowed money to build the pagoda in order to exploit the people Therefore, building the Linh Giác pagoda was not his job He did not need to be in a hurry to attain enlightenment Bảo Minh also thought that he could attain enlightenment Unexpectedly, he was smart After hearing the story of Huệ Ninh at the hands of Nguyễn Thái Hậu she immediately went to investigate The result was exactly as Huệ Ninh told These pagodas were located in the east, west and central areas of the capital and those five monks were all real people After that, Nguyễn Thái Hậu invited 100 monks who were able to sit and meditate After that, he invited 100 monks who were able to sit and meditate