Nikaya - Tiểu Bộ 7 - Ngạ Quỷ

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Chuyen Thien Cung (Vimanavatthu) and about Peta (Petavatthu) are two sets 6 and 7 of the Ministry of State (Khuddaka Nikaya). Two sets of a pair are arranged for the presentation form and content are similar. Both sets of them refers to the relationship between business and results (Kamma - vipāka) between this life and the next life.
Vimanavatthu episode seven chapters, including Chapter 4 describes the castle of Heaven for women's and men's 3's program. All of these are already leading a virtuous life, practice the Five Precepts and the Eight Precepts with other good deeds, according to its media capabilities.
All this was due to venerable Maha Moggallana (General Category-devout-venture) reported on the Buddha after he came to enter and go up plane by the force of God to meet and talk Devas. Later Buddha uses these themes to the sermon.
In practice this prayer, we get the opportunity to enjoy the rhyming verses fully describe every detail of the wonders on the natural world that we have never met in the practice of the previous 5 Nikaya. The poetic rhyme shelf mixed religion, they speak a rich personality of literary lyricism Bhikshus Pali been composed for the purpose of promotion of world religious practice laypeople.
Story Peta (Petavatthu) is a collection of stories set in parallel with the Heavenly Palace, depicting the suffering of the world who created evil from Sangha to laymen world. The devil (Peta) in this story of two types: one type Peta totally suffering in all aspects, and a kind of spirits earn a share of happiness by some karma did and partly suffering because past life karma.
But this demon enjoying some good fortune as fortunate to meet relatives or a merciful monks received as angels, charity, etc .. and then offering merit for them to expect us to be free from suffering scene. Here we encounter the shelves rhyme describing the contrast between the two realms of hungry ghosts and the evil elves.
Through two works on, I hope you Buddhists and readers enjoy these works of literature Pali full of moral exhortations, all Buddhists a life of piety, righteousness to be happy in the next life , if not yet complete enlightenment according to Buddhist ideals.