I really don't know if these mosquitoes are gods.

To tell the truth, I have been studying Buddhism for almost 30 years, and I still can't tolerate mosquitoes.

But to be honest, I have been studying Buddhism for almost 30 years, and mosquitoes seem to be getting farther and farther away from me. I remember in the 1990s, when I lived in an old brick house, the windows were all pushing windows. At the turn of spring and summer, there are many mosquitoes. When I couldn't bear it, I used insecticide, and the unit also used mosquito-killing drugs on a large scale. So, mosquitoes were really driven away that summer, and we won. Later, I moved to a new house, and the windows were tightly closed, but there were still mosquitoes. At this time, I have been forbidden to kill, and I learned a trick from an old layman-to discuss with mosquitoes and cockroaches and let them leave. At first, it seems that the effect is not obvious, but slowly, it feels effective. Since then, I have moved several times and feel that mosquitoes are more polite to me. Now I can go back to the window to sleep, because it is a tall building.

I wonder, is it really the result of the discussion? The answer should be no. But I believe in two things. First, mosquitoes are life. If you don't kill them, at least they won't hate you. Second, the benefits of not killing, regardless of how to repay in the afterlife, will at least be better in this life, can tolerate any life, improve their health and change their environment. Personally, I think that the reason why I can live away from mosquitoes now is largely because I have persisted for more than 20 years without harming my life.