After Liang Youde told this story, Nun Jingsu said that the big mouse that escaped was a field mouse spirit. Because you killed its litter of mice, it will take revenge on you. This is normal. Therefore, , to obtain the result is a matter of course. I just used magic and stamped my feet on your back to drive away the field mouse spirit, but there is no guarantee that it will possess you again after you leave this Baji Temple.
When Liang Youde heard this, his expression suddenly changed and he was shocked. He asked, Master Jingsu, is there any way to prevent that field mouse from coming to retaliate against me.
Sometimes, I will tell you a mantra. If you recite it 108 times a day for 108 days, you can save the spirit of the field mouse and the spirits of the seven or eight rats that were trampled to death by you. You will not If disturbed, low back pain will heal itself without treatment.
When Nun Jingsu said this, Liang Youde knelt down in front of her and begged her to tell him the mantra quickly.
Immediately, Nun Jingsu signaled Liang Youde to stand up, led him to the nunnery, purified his hands and burned incense, and then gave him a Buddhist mantra to cure diseases. He also added that you should be pure in your diet for at least 108 days, without any trace of meat and fish. With this sincerity, you can use the power of Buddha's mantra to resolve the grievance between you and the field mouse spirit and its cubs. Otherwise, this low back pain will make you restless. When it is severe, it will make you unable to survive or die, and it will be extremely painful.
Nowadays, some believers who feel that they have some health problems also seek medical treatment from Jingsu nuns. Jingsu nuns are not like ordinary doctors who diagnose diseases by looking, smelling, asking, and feeling. They can only look at you, stamp one or two feet on your back, or look at you With one or two slaps on your forehead, your illness will naturally heal and the uncomfortable feeling will naturally disappear.
But there are exceptions. At that time, there was a mother among the believers holding a boy of about six years old. Looking at Jingsu nun who was patting her and getting well, she said, Master Jingsu, can you help my grandson see a doctor?
Unexpectedly, Nun Jingsu glared at the boy who bowed his head and said nothing, "I can't cure your grandson's disease." Even if he was sent to any hospital, he would not be cured.
The mother was anxious. She raised her hand and brushed back her gray hair. Then she came closer and knelt in front of her and begged, "Master Jingsu, I gave birth to an only grandson from an only son. Please think of a way to treat my grandson's disease." Bar!
Old man, don't kill me, get up quickly. I think of a way, I think of a way. Nun Jingsu said while reaching out to help her mother up. Then, he looked at the boy carefully, raised his head and said, "Your grandson is possessed by a spirit, and he still shouted to me for help!" Of course you can't hear it.
The mother, children, and onlookers were all stunned when they heard this. Some asked, why did the possessed soul call for help? Nun Jingsu's immediate answer made everyone feel strange.
120 years ago, this mother's grandson was a clerk in charge of money at Shaxian Yamen in the Qing Dynasty. His name was Tan Qian, and he worked with his colleague Pei Yuan. One year, the yamen was settling accounts and the bank was short of 30,000 yuan. In fact, Tan Qian had embezzled it himself, but he lied about it and accused Pei Yuan of stealing. As a result, Pei Yuan was beaten and sent to prison by mistake. After his death, he was very unwilling and his soul went to the underworld. He beat drums to complain and complained to the king of hell in the second hall.
The underworld is no better than the underworld, and there is no need to ask for money or accept bribes when handling cases, which is very fair. At that time, it was reported that the local city god, the head of the underworld where Pei Yuan was located, found out that the case was true, and gave Pei Yuan the order to go to the reincarnated Tan Qian to settle accounts, and to haunt him for three years, inflict illness on him, and make him unable to survive. peaceful.
At this point, Nun Jingsu pointed to the boy in front of her and said that Tan Qian was him in the previous life, and the possessing soul was Pei Yuan in the previous life. The grievances have their heads and the debts have their owners. It is very difficult to resolve this matter.
My mother has to kneel down and kowtow again to beg Nun Jingsu to save her grandson. Nun Jingsu said, let me give it a try and help you. At that moment, she motioned the boy to kneel down in front of the Buddha statue in the nunnery and worship the Buddha. She said three times in her mouth, "I'm sorry to my colleague Pei Yuan in the previous life, please forgive me."
Nun Jingsu intervened and did the work of the possessed soul again, but it didn't work. The possessed soul said that unless he dedicates all the merits of worshiping Buddha and insisting on doing good deeds in the future to me, I will give up collecting debts and no longer be entangled.
Nun Jingsu said the words that the possessed soul said that ordinary people could not hear, and made the boy make a promise. The possessed soul said to Nun Jingsu, "That would be great. Thank you very much for resolving the grievances between us."
Nun Jingsu said, thank you very much. I was originally a white snake from the nearby countryside, and now I have attached myself to a human body to practice in this nunnery. I need to do more meritorious deeds. I also thank you for giving me the opportunity to do meritorious deeds.
Later, Nun Jingsu said to her mother, "Your grandson is not righteous and his nose is often sick, isn't it?" Mom replied, yes, his nose is often blocked and nosebleeds often, and neither Chinese nor Western medicines are effective. Nun Jingsu told her that she should help print good books in the name of the child and pray to heaven for a prescription to resolve the grievances in the previous life. A few months later, the child took the medicine according to the request. It was very effective and the medicine cured the disease.
In this way, many people praise Nun Jingsu as a strange person who can see the past lives of patients. As long as the karma is resolved and a little medicine is taken, the disease will be cured; some people will not take medicine and will be cured with her pats and slaps. .
The origin of Nun Jingsu is really extraordinary. Most people know about her past, but they all have doubts. Only the mountain gods, tree gods, grass gods and other gods of Baji Mountain know her details, and they also admire her and respect her.
Judging from the phenomenon, Nun Jingsu was originally a lay woman from Shijiazhuang at the foot of the mountain in her early years. Her surname was She and her first name was Qingye. At that time, it was not called Shijiazhuang, but the Shijiafan Brigade. She Qingye was the director of the Women's Federation of the first production team of this brigade, and people referred to her as the director of the First Team Women's Federation.
She is tall, about 1.8 meters tall, with a long face but regular features and fair skin. In the countryside, she is considered a handsome woman. Because she was good-looking, others praised her, and she gained confidence. With confidence, she spoke louder. In other people's eyes, they don't just think she has a loud voice, but they think she has courage. So it was only natural that the captain and the team committee promoted her to be the director of the women's federation of the production team.
One afternoon, She Qingye came back from a brigade meeting and passed by a field. He saw a big white snake as thick as a bowl with its scaly body coiled around the field. She thought of a saying that had been circulating among the people for some time or another: It is a crime not to strike a snake when you see it.
Suddenly I wanted to hit the snake, thinking that if I didn't hit myself, I would be guilty. So she picked up a hemp stone, walked a few steps on tiptoes, and hit the big white snake on the head without any bias. The big white snake was not dead, its body was struggling and twisting, but its head was smashed, and the bottom of the hemp stone was still stained with snake blood.
If she didn't do anything, she wouldn't stop. Then she picked up a big stone and smashed the still moving body and tail of the big white snake until no part of the snake could move.
The snake was completely dead. When she looked at it, she saw a lot of snake carcasses lying on the ground. If she picked them up and weighed them, they would weigh at least ten kilograms.
She suddenly had an idea: Wouldn't it be good to drag the snake back to the brigade headquarters and give it to the brigade secretary Zheng Ming, and let him skin the snake and get the snake meat to cook and eat?
Why does She Qingye want to please Zheng Ming? Because there was a meeting today, he made a speech at the meeting and planned to promote the director of the Women's Federation of the first team to the director of the Women's Federation of the brigade.
After hearing this, She Qingye was very excited. When leaving the meeting, she even gave Zheng Ming a few winks and said, Secretary Zheng, thank you for your respect and respect for me.
She Qingye was bending down to pick up the killed big white snake. Before he could stand upright, he felt dizzy. He blinked his eyes. When he opened his eyes again, the shadow of a big white snake was swaying in front of his eyes like a garland. This made her uneasy, and she quickly threw away the dead white snake in her hand, whose body had been smashed to pieces, and gave up the idea of trying to please Zheng Ming.
Then she stood on the field and closed her eyes for a long time, not wanting to see the horrific scene. But when he opened it, there was still a big white snake dangling in front of his eyes.
She Qingye was horrified. He half-closed his eyes and hurried back, his intestines turning green along the way. He also secretly said: I shouldn't kill that big white snake. What was annoying and frightening was that no matter whether she raised her head, tilted her head, or lowered her head, no matter what position she maintained, the shadow of the big white snake was always swaying in front of her eyes.
