What do you mean by back star?

"Carrying the stars" is a unique way of practicing in Tibetan Buddhism, which can help practitioners remove obstacles and improve their own realm. In this practice mode, the yogi will choose the corresponding star as the main star according to his birth date and constellation, and recite and worship in a certain way every night. It is said that the higher the level of practice, the more you can feel the mysterious power in the starry sky, and thus gain more enlightenment and experience.

In western culture, "returning to the stars" can be interpreted as "encountering misfortune", which is usually thought to be caused by the mismatch between fate and astronomical phenomena. People believe that certain constellations and stars can influence people's fate and fortune. That's why many people say "I'm really unlucky today" when they encounter difficulties.

No matter in Tibetan Buddhism or in western culture, the "back star" has a * * * similarity, that is, belief and mystery. For people who pursue the spiritual level, "carrying stars" may be a self-fulfilling prophecy or a way to adjust their state. But for people who don't believe in religion or mysticism, this is just a coincidence and has no practical significance.