Master Futian was a bald man with a stutter and a chubby face, dressed in a robe. He held prayer beads in one hand and used chopsticks with the other hand to continuously pick up meat and stuff it into his mouth, which was full, eating meat without speaking.
Master Futian was not really a monk, nor even a wine-and-meat monk; he was just a bald fraud who wandered around deceiving people.
When people who believe in Buddhism can't resist the urge to eat meat, they always say a sentence that Master Jigong once said:
"The wine and meat pass through the intestines, but Buddha remains in the heart."
However, little known is that this sentence is just the first half of what Master Jigong said; the poem also has a second half:
"If people emulate me, they will fall into the devil's path."
Master Jigong ate a dog's leg and could use mud to reattach another leg to the dog, which would then run around lively.
