A Text on Abstaining from Lust, Cultivating Blessings, and Preserving Life

In Fuzhou, Fujian Province, there lived a scholar named Hua Xiupu, intelligent, studious, and handsome. His relatives and friends in the village recognized his talent from a young age;
he excelled in calligraphy, painting, and poetry. His writings often depicted the pleasures of men and women in their private quarters, and he enjoyed drawing erotic and nude pictures, which circulated among his peers. In the spring of the
Jia Chen year of the Daoguang reign (1824), in the second month, Hua Xiupu's cousin came to visit. The cousin, who admired her cousin's literary talent,
felt unwell while reading his work. Fearing she was pregnant and terrified of being discovered by her elders, she hanged herself.
About a month later, Hua Xiupu fell ill, experiencing alternating chills and fever, headaches, and diarrhea. He sought medical treatment and took medicine, but remained unconscious for two days before suddenly
dying. I dreamt that the City God scolded me: "You have wasted your useful pen and ink, causing the death of an ignorant woman; how shameful!" He should be stripped of his official rank and
comforted: "Don't take it to heart, it's just a dream, don't take it seriously; take good care of yourself, you'll surely have fame and fortune in
the future." The next day, Hua Xiupu's thighs were swollen, and he could hardly walk due to the pain. A week later, his whole body was covered with pustules, red, swollen, and extremely itchy. After scratching, the pustules would ooze fluid. Later,
Hua Xiupu participated in various examinations, but he was eliminated either because of spelling mistakes, writing off-topic essays, or because his exam papers were stained with ink
. He was frustrated and could not achieve his goals, while his peers who were less capable than him passed the exams. He never passed the
imperial examinations and achieved no success in his career. Later, Heaven hated the lewd, as if discarding spittle. Hua Xiupu misused his talents in calligraphy and painting, which intoxicated and bewitched people; even the timid were not
exhausted. Therefore, teaching lewd calligraphy and painting is a deadly weapon. Poisonous delicacies; among evil deeds, lust is the worst, let alone spreading obscene books. (
Note: This excerpt is from a collection on abstaining from lust, cultivating blessings, and preserving life. It mainly describes the karmic consequences of disseminating obscene texts. Many people
, like Hua Xiupu in the story, possess exceptional talent but misuse it. It is hoped that the many creators on this forum, after reading
this article, will realize that their obscene writings not only harm themselves but also mislead others
. Many of the concepts and behaviors in the book are not to be learned or imitated. Of course, in this modern,
profit-driven era, such articles are more easily seen and more likely to mislead others. It is hoped that for those who write obscene texts,
it is not too late. Namo Amitabha Buddha)

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