Robot Monk Xian'er

A compassionate doctor To contemplate the faults in others is thegeneration of afflictions upon observing the faults or imagined faults inothers. When contemplating others’ faults, our mind is in the shadow ofafflictions and is deluded. We see only the part we repulse and ignore thebright side. What’s more, we can’t reflect upon our own weaknesses nor do wetake the needs of the whole into consideration. No one would commit offenses on purpose.People are conditioned by their abilities, their understandings and theiropportunities. They may not be as skillful or as experienced as we are. So,what we should do is to offer a helping hand if we are more capable andexperienced. It does no one any good to just belittle others and to brood uponour own afflictions incurred.  The other side of the story might be thatout of sheer stupidity someone committed offenses and did unwholesome deeds.Even so, what we should do is to offer help and reflect upon ourselves: do wealso do bad things? Have we done enough? Have