What are the five precepts Buddha taught to keep? VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH. The Buddha's teaching that you want to know less What are the five precepts Buddha taught to keep? Buddhist teachings from low to high, from being a person to being a saint are all based on the foundation of cause and effect, so in our lives those who do not understand cause and effect will find it difficult to practice. achieve satisfactory results. Introduction Wanting to know less and live simply is the magical truth of Buddha-da. True Buddhists, despite having sufficient material means, still do not inherit all of them, but at the same time share and help people. Having obtained peace of mind through practice, he did not hesitate to bring the righteous Dharma everywhere. Blessed are not to enjoy all, have wisdom not to keep it alone, but still transmit torchlights to light up the world with the spirit of good faith and beautiful life. A little bit of good fortune I have today, I would like to share it with my dharma brothers near and far. Buddha taught that cultivation is a career change For a long time, we often heard that whatever cause we sow, we will reap the same result, which means that whoever creates a cause must receive the same retribution, like growing melons and getting melons, or growing beans and getting beans. The lay Buddhists, after taking the refuge precept, the Buddha taught that they must keep at least one precept to five: 1- Do not kill living beings : First of all, you must not kill people, because everyone is greedy for life. If you kill someone, you must pay for your life according to social laws. That is the justice of the cause and effect of killing. In addition, we must minimize the use of large animals such as cattle, pigs, dogs, chickens, ducks, etc. until we keep it completely, because this precept is mainly forbidding monastic people, and lay people are mainly not allowed to kill people. Killing will be a crime in three ways: One is to kill yourself. The second is to incite others to kill. The third is joy and happiness when hearing other people kill. Such is the crime of killing living beings. Because we kill ourselves with our own hands, we create bad karma, inciting people to kill is creating bad karma with our mouths, when we hear others kill, we generate a happy mind that creates evil karma, so Buddha formulated the precepts to help you. Buddhists do not commit murder. 2- Not being imprisoned for stealing, stealing, deceiving others : From a needle to a blade of grass, without the permission of the person, it is a crime to steal. To steal is to steal, to rob is to openly snatch in front of everyone. Therefore, stealing or robbing, or deceiving to get, even tax evasion is also called robbery. 3- Do not commit adultery: When a Buddhist grows up, he has the right to get married according to the state law that allows the age of 18 or more, if under 18 years of age but voluntarily marrying is a crime, he will be guilty, depending on the severity of the situation. appropriate remedial action. If, after getting married, you still commit adultery with another person, you are committing adultery. Because it is the cause of the loss of happiness in other people's families, the breaking of families, the cause of suffering for themselves and their families, it is because of the compassion and mercy of us that the Buddha forbids. 4- Do not lie to harm people : Lying has four crimes. The story said no, the story did not say yes, in order to deceive others for money. Saying harsh words or scolding, slandering people. Use sweet words to seduce others. Swearing makes the two parties discord and animosity, to one person speaking ill of the other and vice versa. Those are cases where lying is a crime according to the law of cause and effect. If we lie to play, or to calm someone who is sick, or to save someone's life, we are not committing a sin. 5- Do not drink and get drunk leading to loss of reason to rape people is a crime: In addition, things like opium, poker, and drugs should not be used, because it is the cause of illness, addiction that cannot be stopped, wastes money, destroys property quickly, Losing all clear reason and can in a moment create the crime of stealing or robbing others to satisfy addiction. But, if for the reason of illness, the doctor allows to drink medicine and alcohol to treat the disease, it is not a violation of precepts. The Buddha taught: True Buddhists must keep the five precepts out of compassion, fearing that if we violate them, we will have bad retribution, causing suffering to ourselves and others. Therefore, if anyone keeps the five precepts, he will be happy and happy right here and now. That is, we know the precepts.END=NAMO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).GOLDEN AMITABHA MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.18/6/2021.