Excuse me, Travels in Hell and Travels in Paradise are really good books. Are they credible?

Classification: social livelihood >> religion

Problem description:

Excuse me, Travels in Hell and Travels in Paradise are really good books. Are they credible?

Why do I see people say that this book is fake, and what's more, it is written in a consistent way? It seems that another printing master even said that it was not credible, saying that these two books were "not suitable for dissemination". But I have seen most of them, and I don't think they are fake. If it is really written by a living Buddha, why is it "not suitable for dissemination"? Of course, my understanding of deities and buddhas is too superficial. Sincerely ask!

There are other books of the same nature, such as Seeking Tao in Lingshan and The Road to Getting Rich. I have a copy of Zhan Yun Fa in the 1920s, which was written by Jigong Living Buddha. I think most poems are beautifully written. After reading Travels in Hell and Travels in Heaven, I always feel that it was written by Jigong and his old man's house, so it shouldn't be fake.

Sincerely ask!

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Analysis:

This kind of book is fake. From the Buddhist point of view,

Actually, think about it. One day in the Pure Land is a human robbery (forgotten by all), and the human robbery lasts for tens of billions of years? He went to the pure land and did nothing. It is estimated that the world will change when he comes back ... and so will heaven.

Attached:

○ Some people claim to be able to swim in the pure land, or they can take others to swim in the pure land. Is it true?/You don't say.

Of course this is not true. Some experienced walkers may have this ability, but we ordinary people can never come and go freely in the pure land. There is absolutely no such thing in Buddhism. It may be a heresy or a folk warlock's statement. In some primitive beliefs, magicians can be assisted in various ways, such as' non-human', which makes people mistakenly think that they have reached some places or seen some scenes. This is just an illusion or' inhuman' magical ability, just like a magician can conjure tigers and elephants in front of you, this is not the real pure land of the Buddha. The pure land of Buddha can only be achieved by practicing, not by ordinary people receiving or reciting a few spells. The above statement is obviously just a kind of folk superstition and deceptive activities, which does not conform to the Buddhist point of view.

Roar at the Lion and Drink —— Selected Questions and Answers of Zhu Rinpoche in Dazang Temple