Can a bald head not have an umbrella? Bald monk playing umbrella

Thinking of the question of "the monk wearing an umbrella", it may also include the monk's clothes, as well as the robe and "Buddha makeup" full of divinity. Any blasphemy against Buddhism and its Buddha nature is not allowed, but the exception seems to be the "monk with an umbrella".

Why? Because "the sky is going to rain, and my mother is going to get married", this is a helpless thing. Of course, the fake monks mentioned in the aforementioned news are not included.

The clothes of the two fake monks are not an "umbrella", they are just an illusion, how can a monk do something about alcoholism, showing off his wealth and opening a house? It can be recognized at a glance, and the fake monk is also! Therefore, being found out and given an appropriate punishment can be regarded as an explanation of the true Buddha-nature.

Can't be too lawless, can it?

But there is also another kind of "fake monk", not only there is the problem of "being a monk for a day and hitting the bell for a day", ignoring the self-cultivation necessary for a monk, but also the problem of "chanting scriptures", even if it is a "true monk", there is also the problem of whether to recite the sutras and what to recite. "Striking the bell" and "chanting scriptures" should be the monk's business, and of course, compassion, and so on. But today, many "true monks" do not do what real monks should do, and specialize in "monks playing umbrellas", which is not only self-righteous, but also blatant.

Should we be surprised by this, or should we turn a blind eye?

**As long as the relevant departments take responsibility, including polishing the "Buddha's eyes" of each of us, it is still very easy to identify fake monks. But the problem of "monks playing umbrellas" may not be so easy to deal with. It's a bit helpless to say.

For the "monk umbrella", there is a problem of identification, which requires "discerning eyes", and it may not only be that, but also the ability to "go rough and fine".

What can I do with a clear identification? The further problem is "helpless"! Of course, when you are "helpless", you also want to understand clearly, and you don't want to be confused.

Thinking of the "frog at the bottom of the well" again, does it have something to do with "the monk playing an umbrella"? The sky seen by the "frog at the bottom of the well" is probably not much different from the sky blocked by the "monk with an umbrella", right? What if the "monk with an umbrella" and the "frog at the bottom of the well" are organically combined?

It's even more helpless, right?

It seems a bit chaotic here, and it is also "lawless", and there are no rules at all. The reason, of course, is because of the view of one of the "frogs at the bottom of the well". Despite this, one of the "frogs at the bottom of the well" Kong Zhijian, after all, is still seen in "a piece of sky", although it is a little smaller; But what about the "monk playing umbrella", you can't see a little "piece of sky"!

In this way, the "frog at the bottom of the well" is better than the "monk with an umbrella"! It can be seen that "monks playing umbrellas" is not a good thing after all, it is better to return to the profession, hit the bell, recite good scriptures, and be merciful and compassionate!

Why do so many of you use my answers, I didn't teach you this.

Hey, the back waves of the Yangtze River are pushing the front waves, don't take the master in your eyes, the master hasn't answered yet, so many of you have written the answer!!

You're also "lawless!! It's the same as that monk

1.Ax Illuminates - I see through you.

2.Eating charcoal - blackened conscience.

3.Bald head with an umbrella - lawlessness.

4.Oral heirloom – Words without faith.

5.The White Lady drank realgar wine - the original form (original form is revealed).

Monks are required to shave their heads, which in Buddhism is called shaving; A person with a shaved head is not a monk, that is a kind of human demeanor.

When the weather is hot, some people like to shave their heads to make it refreshing and cool. Anyone who becomes a monk has to shave his hair, which is called shaving in Buddhism.

Thank you for the trouble to adopt!

Dongyu Gaini erected and shouted to sentence Damu Infiltrator.