First, I didn't see it kill for me;

Second, I didn't listen to someone I trusted and said that it was killed for me;

Third, I have no doubt that it was killed specifically for me.

For example, the meat in the market is for people who eat meat, not for me, so it is three refined meats. Another example is visiting a Tibetan family. They will kill sheep to entertain guests. Han people like to kill chickens, fish and rabbits. For their guests. This is not three clean pieces of meat. This is the requirement of Hinayana: three clean meats can be eaten, and those that are not clean can't be eaten.

Amitabha!

"Three clean meats" means "no sight, no smell, no killing". The Buddha mercifully allowed his disciples to eat "three clean meats". He allowed them to eat "three clean meats" because the habits of all beings were not broken. And "clean meat" is to let us stop killing. Because of the constant killing, revenge, killing each other and devouring each other, there will be no end. In addition, we should cultivate our own compassion. All beings are one, so there is no need to rush. Grateful!

There is no amitabha in the south!