I know that many book lovers like to read the content of lectures and teachings, but the rise of a genre must not be smooth sailing. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info Especially in today's society, even the workplace is full of all kinds of intrigues, not to mention wanting to rise a sect. The impact is too great, and there are too many implications. And because the speed of information dissemination is very fast, under the collision of ideas, concepts, and conflicts, it will often become more intense.

Like Zen Buddhism and Pure Land Buddhism, one under the teaching, the other outside the teaching, unlike our world, where the two sides have evolved for thousands of years to absorb each other's teachings, there will definitely be all kinds of contradictions when they first come into contact. And that's just within the church, let alone anything else.

Religious contradictions are much greater than secular contradictions. Because it's a clash of ideas, of doctrines. It is not easy to start a sect.

Each book is the author's child, and it is carefully conceived little by little, and I hope to improve the system of a world as much as possible. Although I really want to just write about the Dharma and farming, so that you can enjoy reading it, and I can write smoothly. But I think something is bound to happen.

Such as rejection, hostility, jealousy, and profit. To put it mildly, if you steal my customers, you can make the two stores look at each other unpleasantly and even fight, not to mention that you steal my believers, which is a hundred times more serious than the former.

Taoism has masters, Confucianism has masters, and Buddhism also has masters. Masters can naturally see it, but many people who don't cultivate enough will inevitably use all kinds of means because of all kinds of thoughts.

By the way, ask for subscriptions and recommend tickets. The subscription hasn't been very strong lately, let alone the recommended ticket, although I haven't said it recently, but it can't make me too ugly. (To be continued.) )