Make a scene in Wutai Mountain

Lu is one of the Liangshan heroes, and Mr. Jin Shengtan's evaluation of him is a master, and he has a good ending among 108 heroes. Before becoming a Buddha, he made a scene in Wutai Mountain, which was a conflict between him and other monks. So what is the reason for his conflict with the monk?

First, the elders' preference for Zhizhen.

When he was in Wutai Mountain, Lu Da (not called Lu at that time) fled to Wutai Mountain to avoid being chased. He was aggressive as soon as he entered the door, which made all the monks afraid of him. However, Elder Zhizhen thought that Luda would be better than all of them in the future, and named Luda Shen Zhi (the same age as the elder). Even if Lu made mistakes again and again, the wise elder didn't want to drive him away. Until the end, he couldn't stay any longer, so he let him go and gave him four sentences.

The preference of elders stems from their understanding of wisdom. He knows his life temperament, and he also knows that if he keeps on like this, he will make great achievements in the future. Monks, on the other hand, think that elders have no sense of proportion, and people like this should not stay in temples.

This is one of the reasons.

Second, the understanding of the rules is different.

When Lu came to Wutai Mountain, there were many rules there. He played a lot of jokes because he didn't understand them. When all the monks were meditating, he slept soundly. When everyone else was outside, he just peed in the temple. Obviously, he can't drink and eat meat, but Shen Zhi won't listen. He just wants to eat and drink.

He has no awareness of rules and thinks that the requirements in rules are his "physiological needs", and his knowledge of rules is very shallow. Moreover, monks attach great importance to the rules and understand what they say. So I don't like Lu being so "unruly".

The shallowness of the rules is related to Lu's character. He was born a free man, and the rules can't imprison him at all.

Third, the understanding of physical objects is different.

Lu's character is bold, upright and kind. Such a good man is looked down upon by a group of monks. Because monks think that they are different from them, they think that monks should be like themselves, like wise elders.

The elders think that monks don't have to be like ordinary monks. He can be unconstrained style, but as long as he has a high Buddha nature, he can become a Buddha.

It is not only his fault that Lu made a scene in Wutai Mountain, but also the fault of some monks.

In my opinion, monks should not look at a person from their own point of view, but should consider problems from many aspects.

It is said that the characters in the story are actually a person's shadow, so the "shadow" written by Lu is a person who is full of sense of justice and can find himself.