What is the fastest way to accumulate virtue?

The quickest way to accumulate virtue is the most:

First, filial piety to parents

The Buddhist scripture says, "The kindness of parents is always hard to repay." Parents not only gave us life, but also took pains to raise us, care for us, take care of us, care for us every day, and break our hearts for us. What a great act of kindness! Parents are still the best in the world. Filial piety can not only repay parents' kindness, but also cultivate their own happiness.

Second, love brothers.

Although brothers and sisters are different in appearance, they are all milk compatriots, born and raised by their parents. When brothers and sisters love each other and live in harmony, parents will be comforted, which is also a kind of filial piety.

Third, relief crisis.

Life is impermanent, and things are unpredictable. Everyone will experience some hardships and dangers in his life, more or less. When we see others encounter difficulties and dangers, we should put ourselves in others' shoes and try our best to help them solve the difficulties and get out of danger.

Fourth, care for the widowed.

Many orphans lost their parents at an early age, which is very pitiful; There are widows who have lost their husbands and widowed old people who have lost their children. They are helpless and weak, and they are the most pitiful people in the world. We should try our best to help them and care for them.

Fifth, give alms to the poor.

For those poor people who are hungry and cold, we should sympathize with them and help them instead of laughing at them or even bullying them.

Sixth, love the elderly.

Birth, old age, illness and death are natural laws. Everyone will get old one day, when the time comes, their hair will turn white, their teeth will fall off, their eyesight will dim, their hearing will decline, their speech will be unclear, they will walk unsteadily, and they will suffer endless pain. Therefore, when we see the old people, we should think about what we will be like in the future. We should not abandon them, but respect them, take care of them and understand them.