Is the only standard for identifying the authenticity of Buddha cards a joke?

Literally, an "identity card" is a card issued when something is recognized. Perhaps the initial starting point was good, hoping to give a guarantee to our friends, but in the end it became a joke in the history of Buddhist brand culture. .....

First of all, it can be confirmed that this appraisal is definitely not held in a temple (for the Buddha cards made by the master himself, it is unreasonable to hold another appraisal and card opening). Emphasize that this card is issued by a third party organization and has nothing to do with the temple.

Next, let's explain this card in depth. What is the significance of its existence?

In fact, this kind of identification card first appeared in China, on some jadeite jade, because it is difficult for the naked eye to distinguish the authenticity of jadeite jade. With the development of the industry, the competition is becoming more and more fierce, and jade is becoming more and more difficult to sell, so some unscrupulous merchants think of something that can not only resist their peers, but also satisfy customers, that is, identification cards.

At that time, identification cards were very popular when they first came out (after all, consumers didn't understand how awesome and faithful businesses boasted). Consumers who don't know the inside story will place an order soon, but with the passage of time, this card has become a must for every merchant. When every merchant has a card, it is said to be true, and I don't know who is real.

I don't know when this card was introduced to Thailand (it seems that all goods that China people touch need certificates. Are they stuck with the title of "great" counterfeiting in China? ), even the sacred Buddha brand has been defiled by this commercial speculation, and some merchants even touted it as a "fidelity card", which is really hard to understand. If you look carefully, it is not difficult to find that after the rapid development of the Buddha brand industry in recent years, various identification cards emerge one after another, including DD card, Samak card, Tapazan card, U card, G card and so on.

In fact, the use of these cards is the same, but you will find that each merchant cooperates with different institutions and produces different cards, so they will resist each other. For example, when I cooperate with Shama, I always praise Shama for being very good. Other cards are either small institutions or unreliable. Even I have seen many female cards that have issued such cards, and they can still be found on their so-called inquiry website.

And according to the truth, this large-scale official website should be open and transparent, but it can't be found on Baidu, and it can't be found. You can only open the inquiry if the merchant sends you a private letter. Have you really thought about these many questions?

In fact, I think the most unreliable things are these cards and the merchants who tout them. These merchants don't discuss Buddhist knowledge or culture with you, but tell you the cards. To put it bluntly, no card is fake. If you have a card, it depends on which agency issued your card, so I think it's ridiculous.

For example, one day you met a monk who was willing to pray for you, but you said, Master, after you prayed for you, can you give me a proof that you prayed for me? Do you think the monk will give you a certificate (ID card) or turn around and leave?

Conclusion: Since becoming attached to the brand of Buddhism, Zen Buddhism has always insisted on conveying the most correct brand culture of Buddhism. Zen Buddhism will not change this culture for any reason, let alone make a sign to identify the Buddha. The road may be difficult, but I always think that "doing one thing well is much more important than doing one thing well".

Zen-minded Thai Buddha Shuming is determined to be a clean stream in the Buddhist brand world and speak for the authentic yellow-clad Buddhist brand in Thailand!