A story in life law-a fable of human nature that makes him convinced

On a late autumn day, in the landscape where the fallen tree branches were blown by the bleak autumn wind, a traveler was on his way home. Suddenly, he found a pile of white things on his feet, it turns out to be a human bone. How can there be bones in such a place? He thought something was wrong but he couldn't figure it out, but he didn't stop. After walking forward for a while, I saw a tiger roar at him and pressed for it step by step. The travelers were so scared that they thought, "the old white bone was just a poor guy who was swallowed up by the tiger ." While thinking about it, I quickly turned my head and ran along the road. However, the road went wrong in a panic and took a walk to the top of the cliff. Under the cliff is the sea of furious, followed by a fierce tiger. As he was in a dilemma, he saw a pine tree on the side of the cliff and immediately climbed up. However, the tiger also began to climb.

"It seems that I have no life !" Just as he thought so, the traveler found a vine hanging down from the branches in front of him. He immediately grabbed the vine and slipped down, but the vine was not in the end, so he was suspended in the middle of the air. Looking up, there is a tiger waiting to sacrifice the dirty temple; looking down, there are red, black, blue three poisonous dragons in the sea, waiting to swallow the human who will fall down at any time.

Then, the top of the tree came with a sound of cool and cool. After a closer look, the roots of the vine were bitten by two white and black mice.

In this case, Teng man was bitten by a mouse early or late, and the travel staff only dropped into the open mouth of the Poison Dragon. In such a critical situation, the travelers thought they should find a way to drive the mouse away, so they began to shake the vine. Some wet and soft items fell down on his cheek, and a mouthful of Honey was found. It turns out that there is a honeycomb at the root of the vine, so a slight shake of Honey will drop down. When the traveler licked the honey like nectar, he was so intoxicated that he forgot that he was still in a dangerous situation-he was attacked by tigers and poisonous dragons, and the only tree vine was bitten by mice. However, he shakes the life-saving rope again and again, indulging in the sweetness of honey.

The story of Sakyamuni is to show us the human reality indulging in our desires. Despite the critical moments of life, it is not a sweet nectar, which is the weakness and weakness of human nature.

In this story, tigers represent death and disease; pine trees represent the status, property, and reputation of the world; white and black mice represent day and night, that is, the flow of time. Even if people are under threat, they will seize any chance to save their lives. However, there is only one vine that can maintain the first line of life. Vine will wear out with time, and although we are approaching the death of escaping year after year, we are willing to shorten the life cycle and endanger the life, but also want to learn "ganlu ". People cannot stay away from desires for such a moment! This is what Sakyamuni wants to tell us. There is no virtual correction of human reality. However, honey should be the joy of satisfying human desires. Waiting for a person to fall down below is produced by the person's heart, that is to say, the ugly thoughts and desires held by people are faithfully reflected. The red represents the "yellow", the black represents the "greedy", and the Blue Dragon is the "crazy" formed by the combination of jealousy and hate. The three Buddhism refer to them as "Three poisons ", sakyamuni says these are three toxins that "destroy life.