造業多就會心、肝不好
以下一位有緣人分享,來文照登:
《阿伯的話—現場開示精華節錄》:「 人常因貪嗔癡作崇,迷惑在當下,用不了那麼多,想要的卻很多,為了想得到,往往造下諸多惡因,本世才得惡果。若是本世肝臟有問題,多係因過去世心腸不好,惡業造下過多,故本世遭受此報,心與肝容易出問題。事情已然發生,要誠心好好彌補,莫惡性循環,未來才有彩色人生。」
在未接觸精舍前,敝人心跳總是正常人的快二倍,睡覺的時候,常被自己的心跳嚇醒。每次健康檢查,醫生都會說:「放鬆心情,不要緊張,我們過一會再量一次。」結果數字還居高不下。問題不是緊張,是慣性跳那麼快,肝指數通常也都很高。通常健檢醫生都會開就診追踪,那時很怕死,乖乖就醫吃藥,其實改善不大,可是還要乖乖看醫生、吃藥。那些日子過得真是無趣,藥吃久了,神智就越不清,渾渾沌沌的。
後來經朋友帶來精舍,菩薩開示之後,其實內心還是不信,不過還是死馬當活馬醫,開始學習唸經,當時開示《金剛經》、《藥師經》、《地藏經》三經各12部,足足要唸上一個月。
當時阿伯安慰著說:「慢慢會改善。」過些日子後,藥物就逐漸減很少,不知不覺,睡覺不再被自己的心跳吵醒,後來口乾舌燥、皮膚粗糙、容易疲累,也慢慢改善。記得那時去看醫生,醫生會問:「怎麼了,那裏不舒服?」我會回答:「心肝不好,所以整個人都不舒服。」
記得那時電視常廣告:「肝若好,人生是彩色;肝若不好,人生是黑色。」肝臟不好,除了多休息、看醫生、吃藥。其他只能聽天由命,還好遇到精舍,明白過去世造業太多,才會心肝不好。這幾年來持續懺悔消業,心肝的問題就一一解除。感恩佛菩薩,感恩阿伯,感恩精舍的師兄、師姐。
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「肝若好,人生是彩色;肝若不好,人生是黑色。」有緣人心跳過快,是正常人的快二倍,肝也指數過高,要定期回診追蹤、吃藥,但改善不大。直到請示因果,才知道是過去世造業太多,導致心、肝不好。除了持續就醫,有緣人還透過真誠懺悔、唸經消業,逐漸減藥,心肝的問題才一一解除。
《阿伯的話—現場開示精華節錄》:「八字(紫微斗數)中肉體好發的疾病是提醒自己,因過去世的善惡造作,而易導致某些身體方面的疾病,此可透過周全的保養,肉體病可能延後或減緩發生。」肉體的病痛不僅幫助我們瞭解自己過去世所造惡業,提醒我們要懺悔、自省、不二過,還告訴我們要照顧好自己難得的人身,才能利用它好好修行、改過。
《阿伯的話—現場開示精華節錄》:「身體疾病有百分之九十九點九都是業力所造成,有私報,也有公報;公報係寫在八字裡,是上天的懲罰;私報係當初傷害對方,對方來討報時,使自己磁場亂、生活不如意、或身體病痛。」過去世因為沒有學佛的因緣,或是學了佛卻誤入外道而修偏,造下許多業力,殺生、傷害別人的業力,寫在八字裡,會在出生或人生不同時期發病。生病當然要看醫生,但因果病不容易治好,除非業力消失,否則病徵反反覆覆,經常復發,有很多慢性病或不明原因的疾病,甚至需要吃一輩子的藥控制。
一輩子?聽起來多可怕!而且有的藥有副作用,吃了傷肝、傷胃、頭暈、頭痛、嗜睡……,不然就像有緣人一樣,吃了藥神智不清、渾渾沌沌的。若佛菩薩開示為因果病,醫生一樣要看,藥要照醫生的處方來吃,但是經也要唸,從根本改善因果病,病根除了,再吃藥,藥效才容易發揮作用,病才會好。
有緣人是被朋友帶到精舍請示心肝病的因果業由,他一開始內心還是不信,是死馬當活馬醫,真的唸經之後,才發現……疑?有效!然後藥越吃越少,症狀也在不知不覺中逐漸改善,「睡覺不再被自己的心跳吵醒,口乾舌燥、皮膚粗糙、容易疲累,也慢慢改善」。
其實一開始接觸精舍,對很多事不相信是正常的。但只要您願意給自己一個機會,老實按開示懺悔和唸經,透過親身的科學實證,就知道精舍佛菩薩的開示禁得起考驗。有唸經,就能消業力,藥有效了,甚至病因消了,藥也不用吃了,身體就自然痊癒了。這裡要再三強調,身體生病要看醫生,按時吃藥,如果怎麼吃藥治療都沒效,有醫生看到沒醫生,那不妨考慮其他可能的做法:唸經。
唸經消業障,唸經開智慧,唸經增福慧,唸經提升心性,放下執著,減少憂愁煩惱,還能兼治各種靈病,好處太多了!但是除了唸經,自己平常也要照顧身體,早睡早起,運動強身,飲食均衡,還有,多做好事,行善積德。算命書上針對壽命長短,有一句話「通過行善與鍛煉都可增加壽元」。以唸經為主,其他為輔,多元方式、多管齊下,則身體健康真的不難,就看您願不願意付出足夠的努力而已。南無大慈大悲觀世音菩薩摩訶薩!
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南無藥師琉璃光如來
南無阿彌陀佛
南無大悲觀世音菩薩
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5 Favorite Characters Poll (tag game)
Rules: make a poll with five of your all time favourite characters and then tag five people to do the same. See which character is everyone's favourite.
I was tagged by @lasenbyphoenix and since we are both cdrama enjoyers, I’ll also make this cdrama-themed. I have lots of faves, but these are the characters I find myself continually thinking about, analyzing, unable to let go of, long after I’ve moved on from their respective fandoms.
tagging @yletylyf , @bbcphile , @pi-ying-xi , @seventh-fantasy , @dangermousie and anyone else who’d like to play
Zhang Qiling: The only non-villain character on this list. I find myself returning to him whenever I plan trips to China. He is the perfect embodiment of my wanderlust — we both have an insatiable urge to see more of the country, in search of something we cannot name: perhaps a memory, a piece of the past, a sense of identity, a glimpse of the future.
Bailin: This is a character of many contradictions, which makes him fascinating (and it helps that he is played by my favorite actor Liu Xueyi). First, there is his personal struggle between his humanity and his divinity. Then, there is contradiction between Bailin as a morally neutral political actor in his role as a leader defending his people against invaders when their king refused to fight and the narrative’s depiction of him as the villain and the demons (who canonically do consume people in this show) as the victims. And finally, the conflicting storytelling that emerged out of the drama being filmed with the canonical Bailin/Luohou Jidu ship from the novel that was later mostly cut out of the show in post-production, which instead emphasized the Luohou Jidu/Sifeng ship (which doesn’t exist in the novel since these two characters never interacted).
Wang Xifeng: She was a more competent leader of people and manager of businesses than the men of the Jia household, but as woman, her gifts and ambitions were limited to the household. She was also just as corrupt and vain as the men who led the family to its eventual destruction, but she could have been so much more, greater and more terrible, if she’d been able to enter public life instead of being sequestered within the Jia manor. She’s like a beast, an apex predator, trapped in a golden cage. She was selfish and cruel, but she was also kind and generous to Qin Keqing and to Liu Laolao, and to many of the main characters as long as their interests didn’t conflict with her ambitions.
Cao Cao: There is something very romantic about his life. He was the grandson of a eunuch, shunned because of his lineage, rose to prominence in the army during the unrest and civil wars as Han royal power waned, conquered the northern lands, brought peace and order to his people, and became the supreme ruler of the north but would not crown himself emperor out of some (perhaps genuine perhaps feigned) moral obligation to the Han dynasty. He is cast as a villain in most adaptations because he kidnapped the young and incompetent heir of the Han royal family and used him as a puppet to rule over the territories he conquered. But he did bring peace to the northern lands, and he was a more competent ruler than many of the negligent and corrupt Han royals who came before him. And the dynasty he founded, the Wei Dynasty, gave birth to my favorite literary and aesthetic movement in Chinese history.
Jin Guangyao: As you can tell from the other character analyses above, I am fascinated by complex and contradictory characters who seek and weld political power. Ah Yao is a gentle and soft spoken person who is also ruthless and cold. He is a morally grey politician cast as the villain of the narrative because he is directly or indirectly behind the mysterious deaths that the main couple investigates. Jin Guangyao is similar to Cao Cao in many ways. He is a bastard child who killed those who’d wronged or threatened him and used those assassinations to rise to power. While in power he brought peace and stability to his people after a brutal civil wars: he built watch towers so that ordinary people could receive help from cultivators and he maintained peace among the various cultivator sects. He was cruel towards those who stood in his way to power (and survival) but he treated his nephew and heir with kindness. His rise to power left behind a trail of blood, but he is also the only character besides Lan Xichen (his political ally and backer in every step of his rise to power) with any semblance of a political vision in the novel. These many contradictory pieces that comprise “Jin Guangyao” are endlessly fascinating: Meng Yao the kind boy who helped a stranger, Meng Yao the desperate boy who took revenge on his abusers, Jin Guangyao the gentle and generous ruler and uncle, Jin Guangyao the ruthless and power-hungry usurper, son, husband, and brother.
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經典台語~ 心肝寶貝 - 鳳飛飛 | 你是阮的掌上明珠/抱著金金看 | 鋼琴 Piano
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好物推薦|冬日暖心三招,告別手腳冰冷!必備暖心又療癒的厚絨毛拖鞋
你是一個只要冬天、寒流一來,就總是手腳冰冷的人嗎?如果是的話,別擔心,今天有三個簡單實用的方法,讓你在寒冷的季節裡,不再忍受手腳冰冷的折磨。這三招不僅能夠溫暖你的身體,更讓你在冬日中感受到溫馨和舒適,讓整個冬天都暖心又暖胃。讓我們一同揭開這些溫暖秘笈,享受一個全身暖呼呼的冬天吧!
#厚絨毛拖鞋 #泡腳 #麻油豬肝 #冬天暖身法寶 #冬天手腳冰冷 #手腳冰冷
你是一個只要冬天、寒流一來,就總是手腳冰冷的人嗎?如果是的話,別擔心,今天有三個簡單實用的方法,讓你在寒冷的季節裡,不再忍受手腳冰冷的折磨。這三招不僅能夠溫暖你的身體,更讓你在冬日中感受到溫馨和舒適,讓整個冬天都暖心又暖胃。讓我們一同揭開這些溫暖秘笈,享受一個全身暖呼呼的冬天吧!
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冬天暖身法寶1:讓腳泡在熱呼呼的水裡
在日常生活中,長時間站立或坐著容易導致血液滯留在手腳末梢,尤其是在寒冷的天氣中。透過泡腳,水的溫熱能夠擴張血管,提升血液流動,有效地減輕手腳冰冷的感覺。
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其次,泡腳有助���緩解壓力和疲勞。手腳冰冷可能與身體疲勞、壓力過大有關。泡腳不僅能夠放鬆肌肉,還能舒緩神經,使人感到放鬆和舒適。這種放鬆的感覺有助於改善睡眠質量,進而緩解整體身體的不適感。
此外,泡腳也是一種良好的排毒方式。人體有許多穴位集中在腳底,透過泡腳,有助於打開這些穴位,促進體內毒素的排出…
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クラスター弾、忘れるなかれ!露方が既に先制使用済み!日本の、マスコミ、認識を持たねば!
日本の、マスコミで、クラスター弾に関して、肝心なことを全く伝えていない、ようだ。ウクライナのレジスタンス。これ、もう露方が先制使用済みや。何か、記者ら、それを敢えて隠す必要あんのかや?アナウンサー、ディレクターの類いもや。ついには、露方にも、忖度や?何やろ、それ?
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