Wait! You're framing me as villain here!As the old saying goes, "Eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth".If I just crush my eye, then will this suffering end?Ah...That's too mean!It's my fault for getting lured by that dangerous eye of yours.Now, wait a minute.Among teaching of buddhism, there is a story that goes-I'm sorry. I get it.That's a cunning lie, I didn't steal it, and she's going to use that eye for her sister's collection.A long time ago... a saint was on a harsh journey.
He was already a frail old man, so he eventually collapsed from weariness.
Then, a monkey, a fox, and a rabbit found him. Sensing an odor of sanctity from the old saint, the animals decided to bring food for him.
The monkey brought berries, and the fox brought fish - however, rabbit was empty-handed.
Yet, wishing to save the old saint, the rabbit said "I shall offer my flesh." and threw himself into the fire. Surprised, the saint pulled the rabbit out of the fire, but the rabbit was already dead.
Everyone shed a tear and prayed after beholding this act of selfless sacrifice - and at that moment, the rabbit's soul ascended into heaven in the smoke, leaving its shape on the surface of the moon.Please give it back.
