The mantra of the King of Jizo Bodhisattva

If you keep the five precepts, you can get ninety-seven kinds of good fortune!

Devotees: Greetings, Master! The disciple received the five precepts, and he did not drink alcohol or eat the five precepts, but he had to cook food for his family. When I heard a Buddhist friend say that I cooked meat and fishy dishes for my family,..

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Old Monk Xuyun: The merits of holding the five precepts are immeasurable!

April 4, 2025

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Q: What are the three refuges? A: The three refuges are taking refuge in the Buddha, taking refuge in the law, and taking refuge in the Sangha. Q: What are the five precepts? A: The five precepts are not to kill, not to steal, not to steal.

There are many lay people who have taken refuge in Buddhism for many years, but they are still not very clear about the specific details of the five precepts of lay people.

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The story of the five precepts In the time of the Buddha, seven miles away from the Gihuan Monastery, there was an old man who was addicted to alcohol, and Ananda, a disciple of the Buddha, often went to advise. "I can't stand this...

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Old Monk Xuyun: The merits of holding the five precepts are immeasurable! 1. The merit of holding the precept of non-killing is the Mahayana precept of non-killing first, followed by the precept of fornication. Hinayana precedes fornication and kills.

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Keywords in this issue: Do not steal the five precepts of laymen, which is the minimum requirement of the Buddha for Buddhists, and it is the most basic precept. The five precepts of a layman include not killing or stealing、..

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