G-DRAGON (BIGBANG) posts Buddhist doctrine on SNS and immediately deletes it, making it a Hot Topic

BIGBANG's G-DRAGON (35/Real name: Kwon JIYEON), who has been surrounded by suspicions of drug use, drew attention by posting a photo on his SNS that included Buddhist teachings and complaints, and then immediately deleting it.
are collecting. On the 31st of last month, G-DRAGON posted and deleted a photo containing Buddhist teachings and complaints on his SNS, but the captured image was quickly posted online.
It spread rapidly through the community. The photo in question describes the Eightfold Path, which is a Buddhist doctrine.
The meanings are explained as follows: right karma: act rightly, right destiny: live rightly, righteous devotion: rightly devote yourself, righteous thought: rightly awake, righteous determination: rightly concentrate.
Along with this, G-DRAGON also mentioned "Ultimate Nirvana". It refers to Nirvana, the highest state in Buddhism. Completely eliminate all earthly desires
It is in a state of letting go. In the photo, he says, ``Our ultimate goal is enlightenment. We must reach Nirvana. We should pursue happiness that transcends life and death.
We must not give any thought to such a fundamental happiness. There is an urgent need for a shift in consciousness to harness that power and add water to the roots."
The other day, the Incheon National Police Agency's Narcotics Crime Investigation Department recently filed a criminal case against G-Dragon on suspicion of violating the Narcotics Control Act. Police linked to actor Lee Sun Kyun's drug scandal
While investigating a female employee at an entertainment facility, a statement was obtained that G-Dragon had used drugs. He said that it was a separate matter from Lee Sun Kyun.
However, G-Dragon completely denied the charges, saying, ``I have never used drugs,'' and decided to turn himself in to the police on the 6th of this month.