What Does That Title Mean!
A. Those who practice Buddhism do so without any expectation of grace or favour. They do it for two reasons:
- To Improve their own life and continuing existence
- To improve other’s lives and future existences
You don’t have to believe that they do this – after all, it could all be a big deception, couldn’t it?
But a true Buddha, revealing their Buddha nature and pointing out the iniquities and devilish qualities of the world, does believe this. Wholeheartedly.
This is why, in all the Buddhist schools, there is a phrase passed down from eons back.
Those who vex and trouble [the practitioners of the Law] will have their heads split into seven pieces.
Now What Does That mean!
It’s an allegory, that quite often is remarkably accurate…. I’ve seen it happen; where people have vexed and insinuated against someone that’s revealing their Buddha nature – and then come a cropper! You name it:
- Bad illnesses
- Bad finances
- Bad relationships
- Brain cancer
- Business or company breakups
- Family break up or polarisations
3000 Realms in a Single Moment
If Buddhism were just capable of punishing without change, then it’d be no good. It’d be just like Judgement Day, which it’s not. The principle of 3000 realms in a single moment [of life] means that everyone can be bad and good at the same time.
Really. That’s what it means. It’s the complete essence of Buddhism.
Therefore, even very bad people, who have “harmed or vexed” a Buddha, can reveal their good side and instantly become a Buddha – just like that!
Conversely, anyone can go over to the dark side of animality. At any time.
Belief
You don’t have to believe any of this, of course.
But I do.
- From someone with the very worst excesses of delusions and animality being transformed instantly to a person of great note – I believe it.
- For someone that harms a Buddha having their head [metaphorically or literally] smashed into seven pieces – I believe it.
Like I said, you don’t have to believe it – but I do, and so do millions of Buddhists. We know what will happen because we’ve seen it.
Sub Text
Why am I talking like this?
A. Because, as a practitioner of Buddhism, I’m being attacked for trying to protect people and to turn the attacker into something better;
And it’s my warning.
I don’t have to do anything – the universe will make it so, (as Captain Jean-Luc would say).
References
These are the instances when the famous Buddhist monk Nichiren talks about a “head being split into seven pieces” from his writings. As I say, you don’t have to believe it. All that matters is that I do.
- The Universal Salty Taste
- The Opening of the Eyes
- The Opening of the Eyes
- Letter to the Brothers
- Letter to Horen
- Letter to Horen
- The Selection of the Time
- Letter to the Lay Nun of Ko
- The Supremacy of the Law
- A Sage Perceives the Three Existences of Life
- A Sage Perceives the Three Existences of Life
- A Sage Perceives the Three Existences of Life
- The Actions of the Votary of the Lotus Sutra
- The Actions of the Votary of the Lotus Sutra
- The Actions of the Votary of the Lotus Sutra
- The Actions of the Votary of the Lotus Sutra
- The Actions of the Votary of the Lotus Sutra
- The Actions of the Votary of the Lotus Sutra
- On the Four Stages of Faith and the Five Stages of Practice
- On the Four Stages of Faith and the Five Stages of Practice
- On the Four Stages of Faith and the Five Stages of Practice
- The Letter of Petition from Yorimoto
- The Two Kinds of Faith
- An Outline of the “Entrustment” and Other Chapters
- The Sutra of True Requital
- The Drum at the Gate of Thunder
- The Proof of the Lotus Sutra
- The Bodies and Minds of Ordinary Beings
- The Bodies and Minds of Ordinary Beings
For a clue to what this about, this is a neat definition of the term “scammer”, taken from The Urban Dictionary:
One who does everything in his/her power to steal from another, usually by means of trickery, deceit, and force. With the accesibility and anonymousity that the internet provides, scammers have become increasingly prevalent in modern times. Usually driven by personal greed or even outright amusement, they are unhindered by sympathy or morals and are the very face of human corruption.
