When we see injustice, we will help each other(lù jiàn bù píng，bá dāo xiāng zhù)

When we see injustice, we will help each other

Source: Song Daoyuan's biography of lanterns in Jingde vol.2-12, Yicong Zen master in Luoshan, Fuzhou: "the master said:" the road is rough, so press the sword. " Example: This is to see injustice on the road, and to draw a sword to help others is to injure people's lives by mistake. (the wedge of Yang Xianzhi's cold pavilion in Yuan Dynasty)

interpretation

Explanation: when you meet a bully on the road, step forward to help the victim. A kind of chivalrous behavior praised by people in the old days.

Sources and allusions

Example: selected from Yuanqu · Yang Xianzhi & lt; frigid Pavilion · wedge & gt; ": This is to help when the road is rough, but it is to hurt people's lives by mistake." usage: as subject, predicate, clause; refers to doing something for a just cause. Zen master Yicong of Luoshan, Fuzhou. The public has been standing for a long time. The teacher said. If there is a distribution office. Luoshan has no eyes. If there is no division, there is no work. So vimo used to have a great influence on Manjusri. And now there is no Tao. Asked the monk. How to be a master. The teacher said. Where there is no crack. The monk said. What's the sound. The teacher said. The deaf don't smell. Ask the finger, heaven and earth are my own. Why is it blamed by the bystanders. The teacher said. It is said that the beard is red. The monk said. What are the advantages of those who are close to you. The teacher said. The road is not fair, so press the sword. this is a Zen book about Buddhism. It's hard to understand. Just know this sentence!

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