Spiritual pets strange talk (7): Disease and wealth: the importance of earning money by treating disease revealed

Once upon a time, there was a naughty child who always did many stupid things when he was a child. Maybe he had done too many wrong things and accumulated some karma. But he firmly believed in a saying in the city temple: "If you have the heart to do good, you will not be rewarded despite the good; if you do evil without the heart, you will not be punished despite the evil." In the face of various difficulties, he wanted to caution everyone to keep a fixed mind. No matter what problems or calamities we encounter, we should have peace of mind and bear them bravely. Don't just dwell on the suffering, otherwise the more you think about it, the more suffering you will have, and your mind is bound to be scattered. Once the mind is scattered, all kinds of demons and devils will also appear. As long as the mind remains stable, even if one faces a fatal calamity, even if one dies, one can be reborn in a good place in the next life.

In addition, he solemnly told everyone that if you are sick, you must be treated in time, and if you are short of money, you must work hard to earn money. There is no such thing as "I have everything in my hand". Spiritual objects may guide you to find the best doctor, or guide you to find a way to get rich, but if you just sit there and do not move, even Buddha can not help. It is said that the human heart is three parts, seven parts of the fate of heaven, and your three parts of the human heart are not doing their best to do, it will not get anything.

There is also a strange virus called rabies. Anyone who has really studied this virus knows that any dog is bound to carry this virus. This virus is something that dogs are born with and is said to be a degenerated immune cell. Good dogs also carry this virus, they just secrete less of it. You can go to foreign science websites for information on this (there was a massive cleanup of rabid dogs in this country around the 1990s, which was described in detail at the time). Being vaccinated against rabies does not mean that the dog is free of the virus, just that it is produced very little or temporarily stops for a period of time. Haven't you ever heard of that? The vaccine to prevent rabies only lasts for a maximum of one year. In fact, rabies is like a mysterious virus. Anyone who has studied this virus knows that no matter what kind of dog it is, they all carry it in their bodies. This virus seems to be closely related to the dog's birth, and is said to be a degenerated immune cell. Even good dogs just secrete less of it. If you are interested, you can look up the information on foreign science websites (there was a major cleanup of rabid dogs in China in about the 1990s or so, and there were detailed descriptions available at the time). Vaccination does not mean that the virus in the dog will disappear completely, it can only suppress the production of the virus for a period of time or stop it temporarily. Haven't you ever heard of this? The rabies vaccine only lasts for a maximum of one year.

In fact, rabies is like an endocrine disorder or hormone overproduction in humans, a secretory disease. Only when rabies is transmitted to humans do symptoms such as frenzy and loud growling appear, as if they have gone mad. No other virus can trigger this phenotype of psychosis, and do you know why? This is because mad dog disease is just a manifestation of a traumatized soul body, just like a fool. It is only when mad dog disease is transmitted to humans that it triggers mental abnormalities.

This little story tells us a lot of truths. It reminds us to keep our mind fixed in the face of adversity, and that no matter what problems or disasters we encounter, we should bear them openly. Don't get caught up in painful thoughts, or else you will only double the pain and your mind will become confused. As long as the mind remains stable, even if we face a fatal calamity, even if death comes, we can have a good reincarnation in the next life.

In addition, the story also emphasizes the importance of healing and earning money. When we are sick, we must treat it promptly; when we lack wealth, we must work hard to earn money. Nothing comes out of thin air, like the absurd claim that "having a spiritual object gives you control over the world." Spiritual beings or gods can lead us to the best doctors or to the doorway to wealth, but if we sit still and don't accept these opportunities ourselves, then even Buddha can't do anything about it. The power of the human heart only accounts for 30%, the remaining 70% has to rely on the timing, location and people. If you do not give full play to the power of the 30%, then you will have nothing to gain.

The rabies in this story teaches us a lot. Its mysterious nature makes us think deeply. The virus in a dog is both its natural attribute and a potential threat. It teaches us humility and makes us understand that even dogs born good have the potential to carry the virus. Likewise, we all have our weaknesses and shortcomings and should remain humble and understanding.

This story also reminds us to value our health and wealth. When we are sick, we should seek medical treatment and not neglect our physical health. When we face financial difficulties, we should actively work hard to create opportunities for wealth. Nothing is earned for nothing and we need to put in the effort to achieve our goals.

Finally, this story tells us to keep our inner peace and determination. Whether we face difficulties or challenges, we should maintain a calm and composed mind. Only with a stable state of mind can we resist the temptations and disturbances of the outside world, get out of trouble and meet a better future.

This story may be just a small fable, but the wisdom it contains makes you want to read it more than once. It conveys to us the truth and philosophy of life in a humorous and profound way through the form of a story. Whether we are facing the challenges of life or dealing with health and wealth, we should draw wisdom from it to make our lives more fulfilling and meaningful.