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All things have spirits, and life requires doing good deeds and accumulating virtue. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
During the Qing Dynasty, there was a strange character——Liu Gonghe was able to speak when he was born, and had extraordinary wisdom. He could always remember any history books or articles. With this intelligence, he was easily qualified to be a civil servant. But what was most special about him was those stories about previous lives andHadesofmemory.
He remembers four past lives, three of which were reincarnated as animals.
In his previous lives, Liu Gong was reincarnated as a human. He also obtained an official position, but during his tenure he did many illegal activities, leaving many stains in his life. In that life, he lived to be 62 years old. When Liu Gong’s soul came to the underworld, his merits and demerits were examined one by one, and it was found that he had done few good deeds in his life. King Yama sentenced him to become a horse in his next life and be led by a group of ghosts. Go to reincarnation. They came to a house, and he was thinking about going in. Then he was beaten by the ghost guards beside him, causing him to fall down in pain. The next moment, his perspective changed to the stable, and he was really reincarnated into a horse.
Because before reincarnation, Liu Gong secretly poured out the ecstasy soup that had forgotten the memories of his previous life, so he still retained the memories of his previous life. At this time, he heard someone say: “The mare gave birth to a colt, a stallion.” Although he understood the situation before him, he couldn’t speak because he was hungry, so he had to follow nature and drink mare’s milk to satisfy his hunger. . After four or five years, he grew from a pony to a tall horse. He is still very afraid of riding whips. He is afraid of being beaten and will run away when he sees it. Therefore, his master will always take the whip from him. Thrown into the mud. During this period of the horse’s life, Liu Gong had to hold a bit in his mouth and be restrained by the reins every day. Sometimes he was ridden by servants at home, without any padding under the saddle, and his ankles were pinched, which made his life miserable. The long-term pain, coupled with the concept of being a human being, finally made him unable to bear it anymore and he chose to go on a hunger strike, eventually starving to death.
When Liu Gong returned to the underworld, King Yama discovered that his period of punishment was not over at all. He actually starved himself to death to escape punishment. He was tried again and reincarnated into an animal, this time into a dog. Unexpectedly, my memory was not washed away this time. Although I still felt resentful, I didn’t dare to die like last time to avoid being scolded by King Yama again. Fortunately, this time the owner kept him as a pet and did not kill him. Many years later, one day he suddenly bit his master’s thigh and bit off a large piece of meat. The master became furious and beat him to death with a stick.
This time, King Yama was even more angry and scolded him for being so cruel, so he was judged to be turned into a snake. After the previous experiences, Liu Gong decided not to kill any living beings. Although he turned into a snake, he would only eat plants and fruits to satisfy his hunger. During this period of his life, he did not choose to commit suicide, nor did he harm others. He continued to think about how to escape from the animal realm as soon as possible. One day, he was staying in the grass and heard the sound of a car. At this time, he decided to climb onto the road, be run over by a passing car, and end his life again.
When King Yama met Liu Gong again, the time for punishing him happened to end, so he forgave him and allowed him to reincarnate as a human being, and also entered the life of becoming “Liu Gong” this time. He knows that even animals can feel pain, so he treats animals kindly and does not harm them.
(According to Volume 1 of “Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio”.)
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