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A Parable by Buddha on the Brave and Foolish In the past we have covered a few of the teachings of Buddha, we also spoke about human life interpreted by Buddhism, today we have a very interesting story, I am not going to give away any part of it, continue reading. A man living near a cemetery heard one night a voice calling him from a grave. He was too timid to investigate it himself but the next day he mentioned it to a brave friend, who made up his mind to trace the place where the voice came from the following night. While the timid man was trembling with fear, his friend went to the cemetery and sure enough the same voice was heard coming from a grave. The friend asked who it was and what it wanted. The voice from under the ground replied, “I am a hidden treasure that has decided to give myself to someone. I offered it to a man last night but he was too timid to come after it, so I will give it to you who are worthy of it. Tomorrow morning I will come to your house with my seven followers.” The friend said, “I will be waiting for you, but please tell me how I am to treat you.” The voice replied, “We will come in monk’s robes. Have a room ready for us with water; wash your body and clean the room, and have seats for us and eight bowls of rice-porridge. After the meal, you are to lead us one by one into a closed room in which we will transform ourselves into crocks of gold.” The next morning this man washed his body and cleaned the room just as he had been told and waited for the eight monks to appear. In due time they appeared and he received them courteously. After they had eaten the food he led them one by one into the closed room, where each monk turned himself into a crock full of gold. There was a very greedy man in the same village who learned of the incident and wanted the crocks of gold. He invited eight monks to his house. After their meal he led them to a closed room, but instead of turning themselves into a crock of gold they became angry and rough and reported the greedy man to the police who eventually arrested him. As for the timid man, when he heard about the voice from the grave and brought wealth to the brave man, he went to the house of the brave man and greedily demanded the gold, insisting that it was his, because the voice first addressed him. When the timid man tried to take the crocks away he found lots of snakes inside raising their heads ready to attack him. The king heard about this and ruled that the crocks belonged to the brave man and uttered the following observation, “Everything in the world goes like this. Foolish people are avaricious for good results only, but are too timid to go after them and, therefore, are continually failing. They have neither faith nor courage to face the internal struggles of the mind by which alone true peace and harmony can be attained.” Show Us Some Love & Spread the Light:
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Usporedba Budhhom na Hrabri i glup U prošlosti smo pokriveni nekoliko Učenja Buddhe, Također smo razgovarali o tome ljudski život tumači budizma, Danas imamo vrlo zanimljivu priču, Neću se dati bilo koji dio njega, nastavak čitanja. Čovjek živi u blizini groblja čuo jednu noć glas nazivajući ga iz groba. Bio je previše stidljiv da to istraži sebe, ali sljedeći dan je to spomenuo na hrabrom prijatelju, koji je napravio svoj um u trag mjesto gdje glas iz sljedeće noći. Dok plašljiv čovjek se tresao od straha, njegov prijatelj otišao na groblje i je li dovoljno isti glas se čuje dolazi iz groba. Prijatelj pitao tko je i što je htjela. Glas ispod tla, odgovori, “Ja sam skriveno blago koje je odlučila sam dati nekome. I to ponudio čovjeku sinoć, ali je bio previše plah doći nakon njega, pa ću ga dati vama, koji su vrijedni toga. Sutra ujutro ću doći do svoje kuće sa svojim sedam sljedbenika.” Prijatelj je rekao, “Ja ću biti na čekanju za vas, ali molim te reci mi kako sam se liječiti vas.” Glas je odgovorio, “Mi ćemo doći u monaški haljinama. Jeste soba spremna za nas s vodom; oprati svoje tijelo i očistiti sobu, i ima mjesta za nas i osam čaša riže kaša. Nakon obroka, vi ste nas voditi jedan po jedan u zatvorenoj prostoriji u kojoj ćemo se transformirala u crocks zlata.” Sljedećeg jutra je taj čovjek pere svoje tijelo i očistiti sobu baš kao što je rekao i čekao da se pojavi u osam redovnici. U dogledno vrijeme se pojavio i on ih je dobio pristojno. Nakon što su jeli hranu što ih je vodio jedan po jedan u zatvorenom prostoru, gdje je svaki redovnik se pretvorio u lonac pun zlata. Bilo je vrlo pohlepan čovjek u istom mjestu koji je naučio od incidenta i htjeli su crocks zlata. On je pozvao osam redovnika u svoju kuću. Nakon obroka ih je dovelo do zatvorenoj prostoriji, ali umjesto da se pretvara u zemljani lonac od zlata su postali ljuti i gruba i prijavila pohlepan čovjek policiji koja ga je na kraju uhićen. Što se tiče stidljivog čovjeka, kad je čuo glas iz groba i donio bogatstvo na hrabar čovjek, on je otišao u kuću hrabrog čovjeka i pohlepno tražili zlato, inzistirajući na tome da je to bio njegov, jer je glas prvi mu se obratio. Kad plah muškarac pokušao uzeti crocks daleko je pronašao puno zmija u podizanju glave spreman da ga napadne. Kralj je čuo o tome i donio odluku da se crocks pripadala hrabar čovjek i izgovorio sljedeće zapažanje, “Sve na svijetu ide ovako. Lude su ljudi pohlepni za dobrim rezultatima samo, ali su previše bojažljivi da ide za njima i, dakle, su stalno u nedostatku. Oni nemaju ni vjere ni hrabrosti suočiti se s unutarnje borbe uma kojim samo pravi mir i harmonija može biti postignuta.”