The fortune teller said that my husband owed me in my last life _ The fortune teller said that I owed my husband in my last life.

Buddhist Q&A: Is my husband picky? Did I owe him in my last life?

Buddhism is a mysterious and mysterious philosophy.

You can't make a direct and objective judgment just by saying that your husband is picky.

But Buddhism has universal applicability.

That is, if you can accept the statement that "my husband owed you in his last life"

And get peace from it, and successfully influence your husband, which is all on you.

The popular "causal" theory is acceptable.

The marriage and post-marital relationship of two people are not all determined by past lives.

Also depends on this life, parents and children. Various factors determine your husband's "picky" about fruit.

We can only change ourselves and the future-the next second is also the future.

I believe your husband will be more and more harmonious with you under your influence.

If you don't dwell on the past, you can change or temporarily restrain your temper.

As long as your husband is still human, he will be influenced by your compassion!