What's Southern Buddhism's method of judging the six directions after the death of human life? Please indicate the literature basis.

the method of judgment means speculation, so the credibility is extremely low and controversial. Only consulting the' holy one' is the only way. The Buddha has made such an enlightenment.

the source of the story is the French sentence.

Stories of Southern French Sentences and Classics

Wise people put aside their sense of relaxation by mindfulness,

So their wisdom grows, and they have no worries, so they care about all sentient beings.

A wise man (Allahan) looks at all sentient beings without knowledge,

just like a person who climbs to the top of the mountain looks down at all sentient beings below.

On one occasion, when Bhagaviku stayed in Biya and left the cave, he used his magical powers to know who was thinking about the present, who was confused and who was about to die. At this time, the Buddha understood the actions of the Buddha Sakyamuni through the eyes of the sky from the sacred house, and wanted to tell him that it was just a waste of time (note), so he flashed his light and appeared in front of the Buddha Sakyamuni, warning him: "Sakyamuni! The cycle of life and death is impossible to understand. It is beyond your wisdom, and only enlightened Buddhas can explain the cycle of life and death of all beings.

(Note) This story shows that people should not pursue things that cannot improve their practice excessively. What Mahayana tried to understand could not help him realize the reality of life. The Buddha constantly reminded his disciples to truly understand the reality of life and strive to get rid of the cycle of life and death. Other pursuits are not to increase Dharma. People can prove the fruit of Allahan through perception. Once you become a saint with supreme wisdom (such as Buddha), you naturally have these abilities.

If you want to know about the process of death and birth, you can read this article taken from Aphida. /%BC%D3%C4%DA%C9%B3/blog/item/4c6e54eb887e1cfdc86a6d.html

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