Chapter 361: Someone Else's Fault

(5) The fault of others

I turned around and went out to the library to read the day's newspaper, no one reads the newspaper, and it is usually looking through fashion magazines. But the nurses in our ward asked to meet at the library, and then lined up and walked through several buildings to our ward.

Generally speaking, no one was late, and the women, young and old, all went around in twos and threes and went to the library to sit and take a nap. Seems to can't wait to go back to sleep. I know that's the drug.

But there's no way a doctor can get you out of a psychiatric hospital. You must take every test from the first floor to the sixth floor in the activity room in order to enter the intelligence test area, and only after passing the intelligence test will the family be notified of the hospital.

Even if I am not taking sleeping pills, but vitamins and immune-boosting Chinese patent medicines, it will take a month to complete various tests, needless to say, there is no way for those real patients to qualify. It's just that there is no one to pay for medicine and hospitalization, so people have to be taken away.

Like him, a unit reimburses the cost of medicine, which is simply a cash cow for the hospital, he can apply to go out without taking expensive medicine, but he will never fail the test and cannot issue a discharge notice normally.

During the New Year's holidays, the leaders of the unit will come to the hospital to express their condolences to show the party's care, and to show the proletarian humanitarian care for the revolutionary comrades who will never "abandon or give up"!

The Buddha said, "Never look at the faults of sentient beings." If you look at the fault of sentient beings, which is to pollute yourself, you will not be able to practice at all. If you see the faults and rights and wrongs of sentient beings every day, you have to repent as soon as possible, and this is the practice. People with deep karma look at the faults and shortcomings of others all day long, while those who practice truly never look at the faults and shortcomings of others.

I don't know why I think he was wrong like that, he obviously has clear eyes, but he deliberately eats here with mixed food, is there really any secret in him, as soon as he walks into the sun, he will be hunted down by others?

I hastened to repent of my impulse to look at the faults and shortcomings of others, and to blame them for their faults and shortcomings. My habit of pointing fingers at people only got rid of it after I got injured a few years ago.

In fact, it didn't really change it at all, but it was changed from accusation on the spot to accusation in an article written under a pseudonym secretly.

I was also very dissatisfied with the hospital's practice of stealing medical expenses from civil servants in disguise from the state treasury, but I was determined to practice and no longer pay attention to the complicated and cold world. This is the last business I have ever received, and I will live a leisurely life incognito and without desire.

However, many people are planted in the last business. Just like many officials are pulled into the water in the year or two near retirement.

How can I keep myself from getting caught up in this troubled water?