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釋門自鏡錄 2.3

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2.3

Zhu Fahui's secular surname was Zhang. He was worthy, upright, and possessed precept conduct, with quite a few miraculous signs. He constantly said to his disciple Fazhao, 'In a past life, you once broke a chicken's leg; the retribution will soon arrive, so you had best be careful.' When Zhao suddenly went out traveling, he was mistakenly knocked down by someone and broke a leg. Zhao only then believed and understood. He said to his disciples, 'I have a debt from a past life; now I must receive it.' Soon after, he was murdered by the General Who Pacifies the West, Yu Zhigong.

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