In Nantong, Jiangsu Province, there is a monk named Daolu, who has given birth to more than 200 women and more than 200 children in the past six years.
The oldest of them is 46 years old and the youngest is 16 years old; there are unmarried students and married women.
And this Daolu was also called "Flower Monk".
However, just as everyone was condemning him for his misconduct, he unexpectedly discovered the amazing secret behind the Daolu monk.
Daolu monk, whose original name was Wu Bing, was born in 1975 in the countryside of Nantong, Jiangsu Province.
Before leaving home, he had run a factory, done business, and lived a wealthy life with a house and a car.
He said that before he became a monk, he had tasted almost all the bittersweet and bittersweet in his life, but it was precisely because he had seen too many sad and hypocritical things that he was tired of life in the world.
By chance, Wu Bing picked up a copy of the Diamond Sutra, and after reading it, he experienced for the first time what is the real joy in life.
In particular, the last sentence in the Diamond Sutra, "Everything that has a way, like a dream bubble, like dew and electricity, should be viewed as such", made him feel very deeply.
This was also the first time he had come into contact with the Dharma.
In 1999, Wu Bing's wife became pregnant, but because the two were close relatives married, he was worried that the child would have problems, so he went to the temple to make a wish:
"If the child is healthy, after the age of 50, I will go out of the house to practice and pray for the blessing of the child."
Soon after, Wu Bing's wife did give birth to a healthy daughter, but what he did not expect was that although the daughter was healthy, he divorced his wife within a few years.
In 2010, at the age of 35, Wu Bing became a monk in advance after settling down with his daughter.
In the first few years of his ordination, Daolu felt joy and stability that he had never felt before.
But at the same time, he also noticed that many of the tablets offered by pilgrims in the temple were for their own children.
He often sees many elderly people who regret for life because they once beat up their children.
One evening in 2012, Daolu, who was about to close the temple gate, met a woman who insisted on entering, when she was pregnant and ready to go to the abortion.
Daolu advised her to give birth to the child, but the woman desperately replied, "What can I do if I don't have an abortion?" The family will not agree, I have neither a place to go nor anyone to help me."
In the face of these desperate women and the little lives that will be lost, Daolu is in pain.
He couldn't watch one life after another disappear from this world, and he wished he could do something about it.
So the next day, Daolu published his contact information online and promised that "if you want to have an abortion, I will come to the rescue."
In this way, Daolu, who had originally been a monk in order to get away from the world, once again returned to the world.
Since then, Daolu has received a variety of requests for help every day, and at most, more than 70 pregnant women have come to the door in six months.
But along with these pregnant women in need of help, there are also those unbearable gossip.
Many people have said, "There is a flower monk living in this temple, who not only has an affair with dozens of women, but also has a bunch of illegitimate children."
There are even people behind his back, saying that he is engaged in child abduction.
Later, the monastery was not affected by rumors, expelled Daolu's monks, and expelled him from the temple.
After leaving the temple, Daolu came alone to the uninhabited Wanshan Temple in Jiangsu and said that it was a temple, but in fact, it was no different from the temporary shed, overgrown and dilapidated.
But even so, Daolu still believes that he is not wrong and that everything he does is worth it.
One day, a mother from Guangzhou sent her six-month-pregnant daughter, a 16-year-old student, who accidentally became pregnant after having sex with her 21-year-old boyfriend.
Since the girl's parents were Buddhists, they did not agree to beat up the child, but they were afraid that their relatives and friends would lose their lives when they found out, so they had no choice but to seek help from Daolu.
After learning about the situation, Doro said to the girl's parents, "Since you agreed to give birth to the child, and the children are truly in love, why don't you let them be together?" ”
Under the persuasion of Daolu, the girl's parents finally agreed to let the child marry, and now the children are three or four years old, and the family is living happily.
When he talked about this, Daolu, who had always been serious, had a happy smile on his face.
Reconciling with the father of the child and giving birth to the child smoothly is undoubtedly the best ending for the mother and Daolu.
But for most pregnant women, the fetus in their womb is a secret that can never be openly revealed.
Once, a pregnant woman who had just turned 18 years old, Xiaoyu, after just finishing the college entrance examination, contacted Daolu.
At this time, Xiaoyu was eight months pregnant, and she said, "Whether I believe it or not, I will come, if it is true, then this matter is solved, and everything will be solved; if it is false, then I will be completely finished."
When she was pregnant, Xiaoyu wanted to go to the hospital for an abortion, but because she needed her family's signature, she gave up this idea.
After returning to school, Xiaoyu used a loose school uniform to cover her growing belly, and after the college entrance examination, she lied to her family about working in the city.
She herself was hiding in a rental house in the county seat.
On the one hand, she did not have the courage to confess the fact of pregnancy to her family, and on the other hand, she could not bear the responsibility of giving birth to the child.
In the end, desperate, she found Daolu.
For pregnant women who are desperate like a light rain, Daolu's rescue can almost reassure them of all their concerns.
From hospital admission, obstetric examination to confinement after childbirth, large and small chores and expenses, Daolu all arranged properly.
After the birth of the child, if the mother is unable to raise it, she can sign a "power of attorney" with Daolu, who will help adopt and care for the child until the age of 18, and do not have to pay a penny from the mother.
But when the child reaches the age of 18, the mother must come to recognize the child, and the mother can take the child away at any time during this time.
However, as for whether the child is willing to recognize the mother, Daolu said that it is all up to the child's own will.
Over the past six years, more than 200 children have been born with the help of Dorothy.
After these children were born, some mothers could not bear to take their children away, and some mothers took the children a few years later, but now there are still more than 30 children who rely on Daolu to raise them.
He housed the children in a small two-story building in Nantong, which was originally the house that Daolu left for his daughter, but has now become the children's home.
And Daolu has long regarded these children as his own children, and every time he hears the children call him "Daddy", Daolu happily closes his mouth.
In Daolu's view, he did these things with only one purpose, to keep his children alive.
In order to help these children, Daolu spent all his savings and mobilized the laymen he knew before to raise the children with his parents.
In a few years, the parents raised no less than ten children.
Today, the oldest child here is more than five years old and will soon reach the age of going to school, but because of unmarried births, it is impossible to apply for a household registration.
In this way, the child cannot go to school to receive a normal education, and this has become his biggest heart disease.
But despite all the difficulties, Dorothy said he would keep going:
"My original intention was only to let them live, life is precious, as long as they can live, the next things are secondary." 」
"As a monk, we sweep the floor without hurting the ant, let alone a child who will be born."
Many people ask Lu, when is this kind of thing the head?
And his answer is very touching:
"Hell is not empty, I am not a Buddha."