Is it considered killing a student who accidentally eats insects when he eats?

In my opinion:

The first is careless, it's nothing, second, you accidentally seem to be your problem, in fact, it's caused by karma, it can't be avoided by you in this life, please chant for the life you accidentally killed every day, the mantra of the past life is good, we kill more lives every day, such as bacteria?

As long as it is not intentional, there is no sin, this and when worshipping the Buddha"There is a little respect and a little benefit"It's a truth, as long as you don't have the intention of harming him, that's the truth.

The Buddha once said that making mistakes without reason does not necessarily lead to retribution. However, if you deliberately commit a crime, you will be rewarded.

You're so funny, don't be ashamed, you'll naturally suffer when you have diarrhea.

Bugs are all proteins, so put them outside in the flowers. Don't kill. They are all part of life on earth, human beings do not have any right to deprive other animals and plants of life, it is normal to have bugs, which means that these trees used to be their home, but because of the hateful humans, these bugs have appeared in front of you.

If there's a bug, let it go.,Put it in the way and don't get in the way.。。 It's a killing, but it's not as serious as killing.

Pick it out, just lose it, and get a vacuum bag to save it later!!

You see, you know that Buddhism is not good, right?

Buddhism originated from Shakyamuni's thoughts on life, Shakyamuni was born into a noble family, and after enjoying all the glory and wealth, he began to pursue liberation, and his way of liberation was very strange - abandoning his wife, living alone, and not assuming social responsibility. His purpose is absolute freedom of mind and to be able to be immortal. Many people praise Shakyamuni, saying that he abandoned the glory and wealth of the world and pursued the true meaning of life, which is very noble and worthy of emulation.

In fact, the pursuit of immortality is the greatest obsession, and anyone can give up some enjoyment for this goal. Just like a person who forces himself to save now in order to pursue future consumption, his goal is to maximize his personal interests. The goal of any person is to maximize their personal interests, and Buddha was no exception.

His personal interest is the pursuit of immortality.

Buddhists seem to be very noble, they don't want fame or fortune, they don't want money or lust, but in fact, they are pursuing great greed - becoming a Buddha. After becoming a Buddha, who doesn't want to live a life of immortality, someone to make offerings, and get something for nothing? It is still a good deal to temper the desires of the present for the sake of the greatest greed.

There is a story that Lu Dongbin can turn stones into gold, many people want gold, but only one person doesn't. Lu Dongbin thought that this person had Dao roots, wanted to temper him, and asked him what he wanted? The man said, "I want your fingers."

We ordinary people are like people who want gold, and Buddhists are like people who want Lu Dongbin's fingers. Buddhists say all day long that this person is greedy and that person is stupid, but in fact they themselves are the biggest greed.

Note: In the ultimate Sino-Tibetan world of Buddhism, the Buddha is immortal. Excerpt from "Why I Don't Believe in Buddhism Anymore."

Count, chanting Buddha dedicates to the pests that eat vegetables and releases them.

Nam no Great Wish Jizo King Bodhisattva Nan no Great Wish Jizo King Bodhisattva Nan no Great Wish Jizo King Bodhisattva.

After others answer, you have prepared a bunch of arguments to refute.

All sentient beings at the end of the Dharma have thoughts in their hearts, all of them are sins and all of them are karma! There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south!