Field-Like Hungry Ghost Story (video)

"Scroll of Hungry Ghosts": In Gaki zōshi 餓鬼草紙 a gaki condemned to eating feces watches a child wearing sandals (getas) and holding a toilet stick or chūgi, c. 12th century (tnm.jp/wiki).

Field-Like Hungry Ghost Story 01

(Chakma Guru, 6/29/21) The Khettūpama Petavatthu of the Khuddhaka Nikaya | Buddhist texts:

Vimana or heavenly mansion (wiki)

The Petavatthu ("Ghost Stories") and Vimānavatthu ("Angel Stories") are some of the most ancient and popular Buddhist texts with interesting stories that reveal much about people's wrongdoings and upright behavior, their well-done and ill-done deeds, and the karmic-results (phala and vipaka) that followed.

• Vimanas are UFOs, "heavenly mansions," starships

In ancient times when Buddhism became popular among rulers, merchants, warriors (administrators), tribals, and commoners, monastics used to preach based on stories from these books to try to make them understand the Buddha’s teachings on karma.