What is the purpose of becoming attached?

There is a metaphor in Hokkekyo. An old man's son was playing games in an old house. The old house caught fire without knowing it. The old man dissuaded him from listening. So the old man told them that the foreign ministers in the house arranged three kinds of cars according to their hobbies, namely, sheep car, ox car and deer car. Hearing this, the elders' sons ran out of the house and finally got rid of the threat of fire. The fire room is a metaphor for six big karmic wheels, a sheep cart, an ox cart and a deer cart. In Buddhism, the sound and smell are used to compare the Buddha's ride, but the ultimate goal of the three-ride is the Buddha's ride. The reason why it is divided into three times is only to save all beings from suffering first and finally achieve enlightenment.

True Buddhism emphasizes that all beings are transformed by their roots, so sometimes people's wealth and career are valued only for convenience and convenience. However, it does not rule out that some monasteries now use Buddhism to lure the world to fame and fortune for "economic benefits". Keep a clear head and let him go.