Why did the Tibetan scriptures dream of ghosts in 2008? Because the Tibetan scriptures were influenced by the Buddhist concept of hell, they dreamed of ghosts. Dreaming of ghosts will make you feel scared and even keep you away from Buddhism. This is because your faith is not sincere and firm. Dreaming of ghosts, I think it can be understood from the following aspects: 1. In Buddhism, there is a method of yoga called bone view, which is to observe one's unclean body and places, such as bones and skeletons, and the pit of hell, and nourish one's heart to get rid of this kind of suffering. This is the root of one's true heart for Buddhism, because only when one is indifferent to the world and has terror can one want to get rid of it and find the right path. 2. Be brave because of great terror. The Buddha realized that Buddhism was detached because he saw the great horror of life, illness and death caused by greed and ignorance in the world. When the Buddha entered nirvana, he told his disciples that there is great terror between life and death, and you should bravely and diligently transcend life and death. Therefore, ghosts are not the source of your fear. The root cause is that your heart for Buddhism is not firm enough, and you didn't expect it to be the fundamental solution that can keep you away from your dreams. 3. Great sorrow and great sorrow. The Tibetan scriptures can transcend ghosts and free them from the suffering of hell. You dream of ghosts, which means you have this understanding in your heart. Because of this understanding, you should not avoid it, but raise your compassion. These bitter relatives are the food for you to become a Buddha, and great compassion is the essential heart of Mahayana Buddhism. Because of great compassion, you can understand Buddhism, understand the original intention of crossing over, and reach the other side when you try to treat people and things. Great compassion can only rise further after deviant, brave and diligent. 4. disillusioned by hell. Why do you dream about ghosts? Are ghosts real? The Buddha told me to wait: all the pictures are illusory. There is also a saying in Taoism: the Supreme Man has no dreams. Not only ghosts, hell, but also ourselves, the world we live in, and even the three realms are fake. We are born and died in an instant because of delusion. So, it's not Buddhism that haunts you. We can look at the reasons for this increase from several aspects. First, it may be because Buddhism is predestined friends and I want to enlighten you. Second, perhaps because of my lack of self-cultivation, I don't know the falsehood of hell; The third is the paradox, as you said, hell is caused by Buddhism but cannot be crossed by Buddhism, which makes no sense.
Of course, your idea is also very good. This is an idea of truth, goodness and beauty, which is worthy of recognition. All religions advise people to be kind and beautiful. However, we can't think that practice is a waste of time because of this. It's just that the road they choose is impassable, or the different impressions caused by their unreasonable position. Just like a student who just finished studying Newton physics. You tell him that Einstein's quantum mechanics is unreasonable and even goes against common sense. Not only can't you understand it, but you may even think it's nonsense. But as long as you learn step by step, you will eventually understand. This is the meaning of the so-called "lay man" in Zen Buddhism in many cases. This word is not derogatory, which means that the inside and outside of the door belong to different worlds. Only when you put your foot into the door can you touch and even see the world inside the door.
As long as a person can maintain a good character, live well, be kind to others, be kind to words, be good at government, do good deeds, he is rare, and he is close to the "Bodhi" (Tao). When the opportunity comes, it is better to practice Buddhism and have a sincere heart. The most important thing of every religion is sincerity and belief, so when there are still doubts and unsolved, don't try to start some religious ceremonies or practices, read some classics at most, get close to your favorite religion and strengthen understanding. Maybe one day the opportunity will be ripe. Of course, the existence of every religion has great wisdom, and we can't easily despise or even vilify it because we don't understand it. Be careful.