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Venerable Sumanassara directly answered questions and inquiries sent by email. (Recorded on July 10th) Japanese subtitles: Hiraaki So @ Subtitle Production Team Q01: Is it bad to make money from entertainment? There is a story in Buddhism where a comedian who makes a living asks the Buddha, "Can I go to heaven if I entertain people with my performance?" The Buddha replies, "By acting out scenes of greed, anger, and ignorance, you have increased your own greed, anger, and ignorance and the ignorance of many people. Therefore, you will go to hell after you die." I have been working hard to get a job making manga and games in the future. This is because I want to entertain people with what I love. However, after learning about this story, I became worried and asked the question. When we talk about entertainment in the secular world, greed, anger, and ignorance are included. Is it bad to make money from entertainment that entertains people? Reference video: Is comedy a good deed? --Buddhism for people who make a living through arts and other things - Reading the Samyangnam-i Tārapura Sutra | Elder Sumanasara's commentary on the Pāli scriptures (09 Aug 2020 Gautami Vihara) https://youtube.com/live/1MZbf2nizFc ■Elder Sumanasara's Buddhist sermons Twitter   / jtba_talk   ■Japan Theravada Buddhist Association Twitter   / jtba_info   ■STORES.JP Early Buddhist sermons to nurture the mind Download content related to Theravada Buddhism (early Buddhism, Theravada Buddhism), including data on Elder Sumanasara's sermons. https://j-theravada.stores.jp/ ■Elder Sumanasara's profile Elder Alubomulle Sumanasara Thero Elder of Theravada Buddhism (Theravada Buddhism). Born in Sri Lanka in April 1945. He became a monk at the age of 13. He teaches Buddhist philosophy at the National University of Kelaniya. He came to Japan as a government-sponsored student in 1980. After completing his doctoral studies at Komazawa University, he is currently engaged in Buddhist evangelism and meditation instruction at the Japan Theravada Buddhist Association. He has also appeared on NHK Educational TV's "The Age of the Heart" and is a lecturer at the Asahi Culture Center. He has written many books, including "Buddha's Theory of Happiness," "How to View Impermanence," "Not Getting Angry" (in Japanese) and "Freedom from Anger" (in English). ■Japan Theravada Buddhist Association "Membership Information" Would you like to become a supporter of the Buddha's teachings? https://j-theravada.com/support/join/ ■Association donation window (Yucho Direct can also be used) https://j-theravada.com/support/join/... ~May all living beings be happy~