Hell has always been synonymous with all bad and evil, and people often curse people when they curse people to "go to hell."
How can hell not be similar to a prison on earth? Prison clearance is politically clear, so in the "Cao Jie Controversy", Cao Jie regards "small and large prisons, although they cannot be detected, they must be clean" as the basis for a war.
Hell is the same, Hell is clear.
In a lifetime, people will more or less make some mistakes, both mistakes and punishment? If punishment can cleanse the body and mind and eliminate guilt, why not be willing to accept it?
God and Buddha set up hell to punish evil deeds, and I think punishment is only a means, and the purpose is also to let some evil and wrong people get a chance to be reborn after punishment and warn the world, right?
Those who make mistakes should not avoid punishment, and those who fear punishment and are unwilling to correct them should be evil into the bones, their hearts are like iron stones, and they are stubborn. Regardless of the yang or the hades. With mistakes, with a clear conscience, how can we be frank and frank, purify our hearts, and be bright and righteous?
Even if the sword is in the mountains and the sea of fire, as long as the sin deserves, as long as it can be re-washed and cleansed, and the body and mind are not allowed to continue to be dirty and obscene; why not be happy? Why fear "going to hell"?
How can hell not be the bitter heart of God and Buddha? Hell has the suffering of eternal fall, but why does hell not wash its heart and face and live through the gates of heaven?
