We must speak in conventional terms...
We call them daughter, son,
We call them Mr Smit, Mr Jhon
These are conventional designations,
Correct only for communication,
Understand them as mere labels
#When_you_take_them_as_real_you're_wrong - that's wrong perception,
Wrong perception leads to wrong understanding,
Wrong understanding leads to wrong view, isn't that incorrect?
Look at people saying "My daughter has grown so much"
Doesn't this happen? This is #wrong_perception_saññā_vipallāsa
Is what we see a daughter or just visible form?
Isn't there rūpakkhandha in the form?
Isn't the knowing aspect nāma? #These_are_just_nāma_rūpa
When perception is wrong, isn't the understanding wrong?
Then they think "I must depend on her"
Isn't this a wrong view now?
Are these reliable phenomena?
#Depending_on_what_doesn't_exist
The Buddha called such people deluded
We say this gently through writing
Direct words might not be well-received
(Ha ha ha)... understand? Isn't this worth contemplating?
#Didn't_the_Buddha_teach_to_rely_on_wisdom?
Contemplate this
People place their trust wrongly
Study this well, that's enough for now...