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How merits are stronger than sins. Some people say that when you do merit, the duration of wandering around the world gets longer. That is why it is not appropriate to encourage merit. What is the Buddha's speech about the matter you are talking about? "Monks, don't be afraid of merit, monastics, merit is a special name for good, sweet, loving, and pleasant happiness," the Buddha preached, "don't be afraid of merit." Can you give a more strange sermon to a layman or a priest or someone else? The Dhammapada teaches that one who has done meritorious deeds will be happy in both this world and the next. Lord Buddha also preached that if a person is doing penance, he should stop. Pin meeting is a pleasure. Let's ask the exact meaning of the word 'Sukho Punjassa Uchchayo'. Pin means actions that purify the heart. In some places the wrong meaning has been given. Actions that please the heart are called 'Pin'. In the name of merit, one can do certain things in such a way that the mind is impure. If you do penance to recite the name in a competitive manner to stand out from others, your heart will not be purified. They are not virtues. If you do meritorious deeds to reduce self-delusion, such as deceitful dharma, greed, dosa, and delusion, you will be rewarded. The main thing we want is to avoid getting into trouble. Abstaining from sin for that. It is also necessary to be fertile. One should do penance without having the desire to wander around the world enjoying pleasure for a long time. You will not get happiness as a reward for merit because you did not desire happiness or wish for happiness. Even when offering alms, our mind should be more about the benefit to the receiver of that alms. If that happens, our life will not be long. Without asking, happiness comes to us until we see Nirvana.